ulldott
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2003-11-19 07:19 PM
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Check for files
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Hi,
how do I create a simple script which reads all files in a directory an put the file names into an array ?
-Ulldott
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Shawn
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2003-11-19 07:23 PM
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Re: Check for files
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Think this might be the ticket.
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Shawn
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2003-11-19 07:26 PM
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Re: Check for files
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Here is another one that uses the builtin DIR function.
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ulldott
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(Lurker)
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2003-11-20 07:48 AM
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Re: Check for files
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Thanks, it's close to what I need. Guess I need to some more reading since what I need is a two dimensional array. What I want to do is to read the file names of all files in a directory and their filetimes, then do the same on a local directory and compare them...then I add some code which will "synchronise" the files (office templates).
-Ulldott
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Radimus
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2003-11-20 08:34 AM
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Re: Check for files
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xcopy or robocopy is the simplest solution here...
you can also look at FreshFile()
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