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FileFind
Description
FileFind--whereis-like find file utility written completely in
REXX.
Usage
[D:\] filefind [PATH\]FILENAME ... [ /h /b /? ]
FileFind finds files under PATH if that is specified, or the
current directory (= `.') if it isn't. Multiple command line
arguments are allowed.
Options:
/h find hidden and system files too
/n brief format: display only file names
/? display help page and quit
Examples
Note the prompt (ie. current directory info) in the following
examples!
[D:\os2] filefind *.inf
; Finds all *.inf files under D:\os2
[D:\] filefind \os2\*.inf
; Does the same as the preceding
[D:\] filefind c:\bin\*.exe
; Finds all *.exe files under C:\bin
[D:\os2] filefind DLL\*.inf apps\*.inf
; Finds all *.inf files under D:\os2\DLL and D:\os2\apps
Note
FileFind displays file dates and times in the national format,
which is found with a SysIni() call to `os2.ini'. However, this
seems to be causing troubles now and then--sometimes SysIni()
returns insane results, like `0' as the date or time separator.
IF YOU ARE HAVING PROBLEMS WITH THIS, remove all date and time
formatting lines from the program, and change the following
line:
ok = SysFileTree(Word(find, i), files, "fst", "*--*-")
to
ok = SysFileTree(Word(find, i), files, "fs", "*--*-")
filefind will then display dates and times in the American
formats (MM/DD/YY and HH:MM{am|pm}, respectively) which are
insane but work fine.
Version
FileFind v1.4a
Copyright (C) SuperOscar Softwares, Tommi Nieminen 1993