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jacky wrote:

Stefan wrote:Either i need an command to hide the executing of the script, so the user didn't see anything.
Or, - and this leads me to my next request which i want to do next- : execute report() command remote, i.e. without the need to go there first.
Like report("{}",, $TargetDir);

Yeah, a new param source for report() is an old wish of mine, and it makes sense, so I'm sure one day it'll find its way to the top of Don's to-do list... or just hijack his inspiration flow

admin wrote:Done!

I wonder if I should overload the second parameter onlyselected rather than using a 5th parameter as I have done it in v9.30.0022?

onlyselected
0 = take all items in List
1 = take all selected items in List
else = itemlist

admin wrote:Done!

I wonder if I should overload the second parameter onlyselected rather than using a 5th parameter as I have done it in v9.30.0022?

onlyselected
0 = take all items in List
1 = take all selected items in List
else = itemlist

Stefan wrote:TEST:

This what i would need doesn't:
$DIR = Inputfolder();
    text report("{Name},{comment}|<crlf>", 0, , , $DIR);

Is this planed to work on all files in an given folder?

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 $DIR = "<xydata>\Sessions\";
 
  run "cmd /c dir /B " . $DIR . "|cb";
  $Items = "<clipboard>";
 
  $Items = regexreplace($Items, "(.+)\r\n", "$DIR$1|");
 
  $List = report("{Name} - {comment}|", 0, , , $Items);
  
  inputselect(,$List,,2);

Stefan wrote:This what i would need doesn't:
$DIR = Inputfolder();
    text report("{Name},{comment}|<crlf>", 0, , , $DIR);

Is this planed to work on all files in an given folder?

.

$itemlist = listfolder([path=<curpath>], [separator="|"], [filesorfolders=3], [pattern=*])
path: the path to browse
separator: used to separate the items in the return string
filesorfolders: 1 = files, 2 = folders, 3 = both
pattern: simple wildcard pattern, e.g. *.txt

admin wrote:I plan to give you a command to return the items in a folder, maybe I call it "listfolder" or "folderlist":

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$itemlist = listfolder([path=<curpath>], [separator="|"], [filesorfolders=3], [pattern=*])
path: the path to browse
separator: used to separate the items in the return string
filesorfolders: 1 = files, 2 = folders, 3 = both
pattern: simple wildcard pattern, e.g. *.txt

Any comments or ideas on this?

jacky wrote:Great addition! Thanks, Don.

admin wrote:I plan to give you a command to return the items in a folder, maybe I call it "listfolder" or "folderlist":

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$itemlist = listfolder([path=<curpath>], [separator="|"], [filesorfolders=3], [pattern=*])
path: the path to browse
separator: used to separate the items in the return string
filesorfolders: 1 = files, 2 = folders, 3 = both
pattern: simple wildcard pattern, e.g. *.txt

Any comments or ideas on this?

Sounds like a very good idea. I wonder if pattern shouldn't come before filesorfolders, just cause I would imagine one would more often specify a pattern than restrict to only files or folders, but I may be wrong. (Also with that logic, separator should probably go last...)
So, about that pattern arg, would it really just allow simple use of wildchars, of be VF-compatible (thus including support of multiple patterns, negation, regexp...) ?

v9.30.0023 - 2010-07-29 12:14
    + Scripting got a new function.
      Name:   listfolder
      Action: Lists the contents of a folder (non-recursive).
      Syntax: listfolder([path=<curpath>], [pattern=*], [filesonly], [separator="|"])

Stefan wrote:Fine too.
I have to write it down to see if it would work what i be after currently:

//$itemlist = listfolder([path=<curpath>], [separator="|"], [filesorfolders=3], [pattern=*])
$path = "C:\Temp"
$itemlist = listfolder( $path, , 1, *.exe);
$Tender = report("{Name},{comment}|", 0, , , $itemlist );
$Tender2 = replace($Tender, ".exe");
$Chosen = inputselect("Select one",$Tender2,,2);
$Chosen = quote($path\$Chosen.".exe");
run $Chosen;


Maybe:
filesorfolders: 1 = file name, 2 = files base name, 3 = folder name, 4 = both 1+3


Maybe:
getinfo, getkey, getlist, gettoken,


EDIT:
AHH, is this the change to get an recursive list?

listfolder([path=<curpath>], [separator="|"], [filesorfolders=3], [pattern=*], [recursive=0])

recursive reports with fullname (drv:\path\item[.ext])
$FoldersList = listfolder("<xypath>", "<crlf>", 3, ,1)

(if possible with sub-levels control please)
recursive=0 : no recursive
recursive= -1 : recursive
recursive=1 : one level recursive
recursive=2 : two level recursive
.

Stefan wrote:Wasn't it possible to include an foldersonly switch?

admin wrote:Let's save the complications for later...

TheQwerty wrote:

Stefan wrote:Wasn't it possible to include an foldersonly switch?

admin wrote:Let's save the complications for later...

Is now late enough?