BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 03-22-92 (08:34) Number: 112 From: TIM FITZGERALD Refer#: 109 To: MICHAEL ORCHEKOWSKI Recvd: NO Subj: Re: Directory Tree Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
MO> Try this:
MO>
MO> DIM Dirs$(1000)
MO> CMD$="CHKDSK /V|FIND "+CHR$(34)+"Directory C:\"+CHR$(34)+">TEMP.$$$"
MO> SHELL CMD$
MO> OPEN"TEMP.$$$" FOR INPUT AS #1
MO> WHILE NOT EOF(1)
MO> DIR=DIR+1
MO> LINE INPUT #1,Dirs$(DIR)
MO> WEND
MO> CLOSE 1
MO> KILL "TEMP.$$$"
Hi Michael!, thanks for the reply.. Notice the CMD$ line.. using an external
program is what I would like to avoid. Although CHKDSK is a
common DOS utility that EVERYONE should have in thier path,
there are always exceptions to this. So I want to avoid
this if possible. I'm keeping your snippet of code though,
I'm sure I will be able to use it somewhere down the road.
Tim
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