RE: Getting list of files in a directory
CString csStr = "C:\\Program Files\\common files\\sy?tem\\iex?lore.exe";
CFileFind fileFinder;
CString csSubFolder;
CString csFile;
csSubFolder = csStr.Mid(0,csStr.ReverseFind('\\'));
csFile = csStr.Mid(csStr.ReverseFind('\\'));
bool bFound;
if(csSubFolder.FindOneOf("?*") >= 0)
{
bFound = fileFinder.FindFile(csSubFolder);
if(!bFound)
AfxMessageBox("Not found");
while(bFound)
{
bFound = fileFinder.FindNextFile();
if (fileFinder.IsDots())
continue;
csStr = fileFinder.GetFilePath() + csFile;
AfxMessageBox(csStr);
}
}
bFound = fileFinder.FindFile(csStr);
while(bFound)
{
bFound = fileFinder.FindNextFile();
if (fileFinder.IsDots())
continue;
CString csFilePath = fileFinder.GetFilePath();
AfxMessageBox("Found " + csFilePath);
}
fileFinder.Close();
"paul@paullee.com" wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to write a routine that will enable me to find all files
matching a wildcard in a specified directory- in the example below, it
should return all files ending with .bmp in the C:\Logos\ directory -
however, the fd.cFileName is blank - whats wrong?
Thanks for your help
Paul
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WIN32_FIND_DATA fd;
HANDLE hDir;
char * filePath = "C:\\Logos\\";
char * bitmapWildcard = "*.bmp";
strcpy( filePath, bitmapWildcard); \\ Look for C:\Logos\*.bmp
hDir = FindFirstFile(bitmapWildcard, &fd);
do
{
char * fileName = fd.cFileName;
char * fullPath = strcpy ( filePath, fileName);
CString FileName( fileName ); // This will be things like
mojo_bankrupt.bmp etc.
CString truncatedFileName = FileName.Left( FileName.Find(".") );
// This will be just mojo_bankrupt- which is what we
want
//(no preceding path, and no trailing .bmp
// Other code snipped
} while ( FindNextFile (hDir, &fd) );
FindClose( hDir );
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