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- From: carlvern@psy.aau.dk (Carl Verner Skou)
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- Subject: Re: Help finding contents of current directory.
- Date: 16 Mar 1996 19:00:09 GMT
- Organization: Institute of Psychology, AAU DK
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- In article <3149D3CC.7D67@gate.net>, hollon@gate.net says...
- >
- >I am trying to get a listing of the files in the current directory. I realize
- >I will have to use stat to determin wether it is a file or a directory. But
- >how do I find out what's in the directory in the first place.
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- In Windows 3.1 use: _dos_findfirst( "*.*", _A_NORMAL | _A_SUBDIR, &c_file );
- and _dos_findnext();, examine the attribute c_file.attrib to find out if it is
- a file or directory.
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- yours Carl Verner Skou
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