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to: David Nugent
from: Daryl Willis
date: 1994-12-17 12:12:42
subject: C++

>> Basicly I want a listing of all the directories in the current path
 >> or in a specified path, to see if they match the desired criteria.
 >> I have tried the findfirst() findnext() but cant seem to seperate the
 >> files from the directories, I suspect that its possable but I am
 >> having difficulty here.
 > 
 > There is an attribute which determines which entries are or are not 
 > directories.
 > 
 > See if you can find a file called "SNIP9304.ZIP". It contains a 
 > fairly portable (under MSDOS at least) version of a function which 
 > does a recursive directory search.

Thanks david for your assistance, would you or anybody have some good
tips or code for wildcards eg user enters first letter of dir to go to
I know know the directorys available  does user arg match existing directorys
that sort of thing.



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