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Scanning the contents of an directory
burdee64
Member Posts: 20
Hi,
I'm writing an application which is scanning for new documents in an pre-defined directory.
I have tried using winapi::findFirstFile("<directorylocation>") , and it returns a container with 1 line of contents. Conpeek(<container>, 1) only gives me a number. Now what...? How do I proceed?
Axapta 3.0, SP3
TIA,
I'm writing an application which is scanning for new documents in an pre-defined directory.
I have tried using winapi::findFirstFile("<directorylocation>") , and it returns a container with 1 line of contents. Conpeek(<container>, 1) only gives me a number. Now what...? How do I proceed?
Axapta 3.0, SP3
TIA,
Bert van Dijk
Rotor BV
Rotor BV
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winapi::findnextfile until is return an empty string
Hth,
harald
Sometimes things can be soooo simple....!
I must have overlooked this.
Bert
Rotor BV