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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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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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i'm only new to autoit :lmao:

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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.
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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 by JdeB

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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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