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- From: 76003.3021@compuserve.com (Bill Mageors)
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- Subject: Re: Help finding contents of current directory.
- Date: 18 Mar 1996 16:31:21 GMT
- Organization: CompuServe International
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- References: <4ho68l$qhi@ruby.digisys.net> <4hrjt1$jpr@news.microsoft.com> <3149D3CC.7D67@gate.net>
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- In article <3149D3CC.7D67@gate.net>, hollon@gate.net says...
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- >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
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- Simply.. just drop to a dos prompt and use command cd\windows or what ever
- the name of the directory is then the "dir" command to list files and sub
- directorys or dir/p to pause every 24 lines.
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- Bill Mageors
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