ControlListView FindItem Issue

[ineedh3lp]

It seems that find item doesn't check for file extensions. This means that if I have two files with the same base name, only the first one is found.

Got any suggestions as how to fix this? (Showing file extensions is not an option).

Exmaple:

I got these files:

New File.jpg

New File.m2ts

New File.rw2

New File.xmp

ControlListView('xplorer', '', '[CLASS:ATL:BrowserListView; INSTANCE:3]', "FindItem", "New File") ; Returns the index only for New File.jpg

ControlListView('xplorer', '', '[CLASS:ATL:BrowserListView; INSTANCE:3]', "FindItem", "New File.jpg") ; Returns -1 because the column contains only the file base name and I'm searching for the file base name and extension.

[KaFu]

Something like this might work...

Global $sFile, $sExtension
$iCount = ControlListView("xplorer", "", "[CLASS:ATL:BrowserListView; INSTANCE:3]", "GetItemCount")
For $i = 0 To $iCount - 1
    $sFile = ControlListView("xplorer", "", "[CLASS:ATL:BrowserListView; INSTANCE:3]", "GetText", $i, 1) ; set last param to the correct subitem column
    $sExtension = ControlListView("xplorer", "", "[CLASS:ATL:BrowserListView; INSTANCE:3]", "GetText", $i, 2) ; set last param to the correct subitem column
    ConsoleWrite($i & @TAB & $sFile & $sExtension & @CRLF)
    If $sFile & $sExtension = "New File.jpg" Then
        ConsoleWrite("+ New File.jpg found, Index = " & $i & @CRLF)
    EndIf
Next

Edited December 22, 2011 by KaFu

[ineedh3lp]

Adjusted the subitem columns (1 to 0 and 2 to 1), added the dot in If $sFile & '.' & $sExtension = "New File.jpg" Then and it did the trick. Thank you once again for helping me!

Edited December 22, 2011 by ineedh3lp