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[unknown12 0]

I'm writhing a script with tabs.

I was wondering is there any way to get a list of all the folders on a certain directory in a tab, so that I can select them.

thanks.

[unknown12 0]

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[Jos 2,768]

yeap... a combination of:

FileFindFirstFile()

FileFindNextFile()

StringInStr(FileGetAttrib( filename,"D")

Check this script for some ideas:

http://www.autoitscript.com/fileman/users/jdeb/scriptlets/findfiles.au3

[unknown12 0]

what would be the code for that?

what i eant to do is have a tree view inside of a tab, containing all the folders on a certain directory.

[Jos 2,768]

what would be the code for that?

what i eant to do is have a tree view inside of a tab, containing all the folders on a certain directory.

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What about you give it a try first yourself and comeback when you have questions ?

[unknown12 0]

i'm only new to autoit

[Jos 2,768]

i'm only new to autoit

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Welcome to the AutoIT scripting world....

To get properly get started open the helpfile and read the first couple of sections about how AutoIt ticks and get yourself an editor that helps with the coding.

Start working on some of the examples to get yourself familiarized with scripting with autoIt3...

You will find lots of ppl here that are willing to help out when you get stuck...

[unknown12 0]

could you give me an example of what my script would look like?

[Josbe 1]

i'm only new to autoit

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Well, we all are new in some moment to something. Try to write(with the JdeB's ideas) and post your code, so you could receive more help.

[unknown12 0]

yeap... a combination of:

FileFindFirstFile()

FileFindNextFile()

StringInStr(FileGetAttrib( filename,"D")

Check this script for some ideas:

http://www.autoitscript.com/fileman/users/jdeb/scriptlets/findfiles.au3

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but surely that wouldn't work, as i want to find the directorys in a directory.

[Jos 2,768]

but surely that wouldn't work, as i want to find the directorys in a directory.

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I do understand that it's not the easiest script to start with but the linked script does recursive scanning through all subdirectories of the given directory... Edited February 10, 2005 by JdeB

[unknown12 0]

Could you write me an example please?

thanks.

[unknown12 0]

something like

if the directory structure was this

  - DIR

  -- SubDir1

  -- SubDir2

      -- File1

      -- File2

      -- File3

  -- SubDir3

the script would return

SubDir1

SubDir2

SubDir3

thanks.

[Blue_Drache 260]

I'm writhing a script with tabs.

I was wondering is there any way to get a list of all the folders on a certain directory in a tab, so that I can select them.

thanks.

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Not to be mean, but.... have you done ANY coding prior to this?

BASIC, Q-BASIC, FORTRAN, PASCAL, C, C++, COBOL, VISUAL BASIC, MS DOS BATCH FILE, APPLE (IIe) BASIC?

5 REM APPLE IIe BASIC
10 ? Hello World
20 Goto 10

[unknown12 0]

Some PHP and some autoitv3 beta, but I havn't coded much in autoit so I am still new.

[unknown12 0]

managed to get it, I think.