directory listing in c++
March 08, 2000 09:46 AM
I need to get a list of all the files in a directory, how can I accmoplish this through c++. ( I am using MSVC 5.0 and this is a win application )
- OneEyeLessThanNone
122
March 08, 2000 09:59 AM
If you want to use MFC, you can do this fairly easily using a CListBox::dir() function.
If you do not wish to use MFC, the regular windows way to do this is to use the FindFirstFile and FindNextFile() in a loop. You can specify wildcards in your search, so using the "*.*" method to find all files in a directory will work. You will also need to watch for subdirectories, as those will also appear in the search.
good luck
*oof*
If you do not wish to use MFC, the regular windows way to do this is to use the FindFirstFile and FindNextFile() in a loop. You can specify wildcards in your search, so using the "*.*" method to find all files in a directory will work. You will also need to watch for subdirectories, as those will also appear in the search.
good luck
*oof*
*oof*
March 08, 2000 10:10 AM
Thanks, gonna have to try that out when I get home, 2.5 hours left till my next class, and nothing to do.
"complexity killed the cat" - someone
"complexity killed the cat" - someone
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March 08, 2000 10:32 AM
Maybe you can use GetOpenFileName() (look it up in the msdn). It''s a common dialog control and I use it all the time.
But then again, it might not be suited for you because you are doing your own gui style thingy.
Jaap Suter
But then again, it might not be suited for you because you are doing your own gui style thingy.
Jaap Suter
____________________________Mmmm, I''ll have to think of one.
March 08, 2000 10:51 AM
Yup, I''m implementing my own gui. Don''t know much MFC or other windows stuff, I will if I end up making utils.
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