Sorting Directory Contents

[kvarnerexpress 0]

Anyone know of a good way to sort a list of files if I give a path like C:\myDirectory\*.cmd that will return a sorted list of all cmd files in the directory? I don't need in a CFile object or anything like that, just a list of strings. Even all files in the directory would be fine, I can filter out non-cmd files after that.Thanks in advance.

[kristofer.hoch 0]

Anyone know of a good way to sort a list of files if I give a path like C:\myDirectory\*.cmd that will return a sorted list of all cmd files in the directory? I don't need in a CFile object or anything like that, just a list of strings. Even all files in the directory would be fine, I can filter out non-cmd files after that.

 

Thanks in advance.

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You can't do what you are asking unless you write a program to do it. You can use Perl pretty easily for something of this nature. You can also use C/C++ (CFile).

 

Do you have an idea of how you want to do this (write a program, run a windows command)?

 

Thanks,

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Kristofer Hoch

"TIMTOWTDI (tim-toe-dee): There is more than one way to do it -- Perl Motto"

[kristofer.hoch 0]

You can't do what you are asking unless you write a program to do it.  You can use Perl pretty easily for something of this nature.  You can also use C/C++ (CFile).

 

Do you have an idea of how you want to do this (write a program, run a windows command)?

 

Thanks,

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Kristofer Hoch

"TIMTOWTDI (tim-toe-dee):  There is more than one way to do it -- Perl Motto"

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Hi there,

Apparently you want to use C/C++ being that you posted this in the C/C++ Programming forum! DOH! I should have looked first, but I am new at this bb stuff.

 

I have done something like this before, but it was several years ago. I did use the Win32 API, so I think I can reproduce it. It was done in C, not C++ so it should work with either compiler. Give me a bit of time to try to remember.

 

Thanks

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Kristofer Hoch

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