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hello,

I'm looking for a way to read the directory structure and then automatically display whatever

the user is selecting right beneath the directory tree.

1.)Is there a way to do this?

2.) When you do a drop down list, how do you alphebetize your selection?

Under "Select Drive," I have the letter "L" but when you hit the up/down arrow I get numbers.

Doesn't this do the alphabet as it does numbers?

3.) But after all this, how do I read the information that I have collected?

- path

- drive

- Act when DONE button is pressed

I have spent a coupld of hours looking over the help files and web site examples,,,

any help appreciated,,,

here's the code:

#AutoIt3Wrapper_au3check_parameters=-d -w 1 -w 2 -w 3 -w 4 -w 5 -w 6

#include <GuiConstantsEx.au3>

#include <GuiConstants.au3>

#include <GuiTreeView.au3>

#include <GuiImageList.au3>

#include <WindowsConstants.au3>

; GUI

GuiCreate("The X-Files, Xythos", 500, 500)

GuiSetIcon(@SystemDir & "\mspaint.exe", 0)

GuiCtrlCreateLabel("1. Select a directory you want to map.", 10, 5, 200, 20)

GuiCtrlCreateLabel("2. Select the drive you want to map it to.", 10, 20, 200, 20)

GuiCtrlCreateLabel("3. Key in your Net ID and your AD Password.", 240, 5, 215, 30)

GuiCtrlCreateLabel("4. Click DONE.", 240, 20, 200, 20)

; UPDOWN

GuiCtrlCreateLabel("Select Drive:", 425, 60)

GuiCtrlCreateInput("L", 450,75, 40, 20)

GuiCtrlCreateUpDown(-1)

; TREEVIEW ONE

$treeOne = GuiCtrlCreateTreeView(10, 80, 425, 270)

$treeItem = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Shared", $treeOne)

; $idChild = GUICtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Child " & $c, $idItem)

$AS = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Administrative Services", $treeItem)

$ASBS = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Business Services", $AS)

$ASER = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Employee Resources", $AS)

$ASF = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Facilities", $AS)

$ASPR = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Public Relations", $AS)

$CSI = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Collection Services and Innovation", $treeItem)

$CSIER = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Electronic Resources", $CSI)

$CSIMAA = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Monographs and Automated Acquisitions", $CSI)

$CSICSS = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Collection and Support Services", $CSI)

$CSICSSCRS = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Catalog Record Support", $CSICSS)

$CSICSSC = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Cataloging", $CSICSS)

$CSICSSS = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Shelving", $CSICSS)

$CSIDSC = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Digital and Scholarly Communications", $CSI)

$CSIDDS = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Document and Delivery Services", $CSI)

$CSILOS = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Learning and Outreach Services", $CSI)

$CSIPSEL = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Policy Sciences and Economic Library", $CSI)

$CSIPRS = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Public and Research Services", $CSI)

$CSIPRSPS = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Public Services", $CSIPRS)

$CSIPRSPSMR = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Media and Reserves", $CSIPRSPS)

$CSISELS = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Science and Engineering Liasion Services", $CSI)

$CSIWCL = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("West Campus Library", $CSI)

$C = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Committees", $treeItem)

$CU = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Cushing", $treeItem)

$CUCG = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Cushing Gifts", $CU)

$CUCRM = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Cushing Records Management", $CU)

$DI = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Digital Initiatives", $treeItem)

$DICS = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Consortia Systems", $DI)

$DIOCS = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Operations and Client Services", $DI)

$DIRT = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Research and Technology", $DI)

$DISN = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Systems and Networking", $DI)

$DIWSe = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("WEB Services", $DI)

$DIWSy = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("WEB Systems", $DI)

$MSL = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Medical Sciences Library", $treeItem)

$MSLAS = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Administration Services", $MSL)

$MSLCS = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Client Services", $MSL)

$MSLRS = GuiCtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Resource Management", $MSL)

GuiCtrlSetState($treeItem, $GUI_EXPAND)

;GUICreate ( "title" [, width [, height [, left [, top [, style [, exStyle [, parent]]]]]]] )

; BUTTON

;GuiCtrlCreateButton("DONE", L/Right, height, Width of box, Height of box)

$donebutton = GuiCtrlCreateButton("DONE", 425, 465, 50, 30)

; DATE

GuiCtrlCreateDate("", 5, 465, 200, 20)

;GuiCtrlCreateLabel("(Date control expands into a calendar)", 10, 305, 200, 20)

;GuiCtrlCreateLabel("PATH :", 10, 350)

;GuiCtrlCreateLabel("PATH :", 10, 362)

GuiCtrlCreateLabel("Psycho PATH Selected :", 10, 350)

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I'm looking for a way to read the directory structure and then automatically display whatever

the user is selecting right beneath the directory tree.

have a look here for an autoit script that does pretty much everything ou are looking for.

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have a look here for an autoit script that does pretty much everything ou are looking for.

thanks for the note,,,,

I looked at it, but I'm a little confused with the coding.

I've lived too long in the AutoIt 2 and early 3 years.

How did you read what you were selecting from the tree and display it realtime?

I was trying to make sense of the $FullPath and the $dirclicked variable, but to no avail.

thanks again,

israel

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