I would like to end up with an array that contains all filenames in a specified folder. I've cobbled together several ways to do this in VB from examples on the net, but none of them work with PC-DMIS's Cypress Enable crap.
How would I do this?
And can I grab specific properties of these files? Like Date/Time Modified?
I added a bit of code to the above example to create a simple text file with all the file names that you can open in notepad or Wordpad. It will put the text file in the same folder that you set in the code for the "Folder" variable.
I also have a microsoft excel add-in that I can post that allows you to get all the filenames and some of the other file info like size and date modified, etc.
' Simple filearray
'
' vpt.se 2010
Sub Main()
Dim FileArray() As String
Dim FileName As String
Dim FullPath As String Dim unit%
' Setup Folder And filecounter
' Example lists all bitmaps In C:\Windows
Folder = Dir("C:\Windows\*.bmp")
FullPath = Left(Folder,InStrRev(Folder,"\")) count = 0
' Parse the folder Until filename returns empty (no more files)
' And count the files ending With .bmp
While Folder <> ""
count = count + 1
Folder = Dir
Wend
' The MsgBox is For debug/example purposes And displays the
' number of bitmaps found
MsgBox "Filecount: " & count
' Initialize the FileArray (create the array) With the size of
' count (number of files found)
ReDim FileArray(count)
' Fill the filearray With the bitmap filenames
FileArray(0) = Dir("C:\Windows\*.bmp")
' For debug/example purposes, displays the bitmap filenames
For i = 1 To count
FileArray(i) = Dir
FileName = FileName + Chr(13) + FileArray(i)
Next i
MsgBox FileName
unit% = FreeFile If Dir(FullPath & "filelist.txt", vbNormal) <> "" Then Kill FullPath & "filelist.txt" End If Open FullPath & "filelist.txt" For Output As unit% Print #unit%, FileName Close unit% End Sub
I added a bit of code to the above example to create a simple text file with all the file names that you can open in notepad or Wordpad. It will put the text file in the same folder that you set in the code for the "Folder" variable.
I also have a microsoft excel add-in that I can post that allows you to get all the filenames and some of the other file info like size and date modified, etc.
' Simple filearray
'
' vpt.se 2010
Sub Main()
Dim FileArray() As String
Dim FileName As String
Dim FullPath As String Dim unit%
' Setup Folder And filecounter
' Example lists all bitmaps In C:\Windows
Folder = Dir("C:\Windows\*.bmp")
FullPath = Left(Folder,InStrRev(Folder,"\")) count = 0
' Parse the folder Until filename returns empty (no more files)
' And count the files ending With .bmp
While Folder <> ""
count = count + 1
Folder = Dir
Wend
' The MsgBox is For debug/example purposes And displays the
' number of bitmaps found
MsgBox "Filecount: " & count
' Initialize the FileArray (create the array) With the size of
' count (number of files found)
ReDim FileArray(count)
' Fill the filearray With the bitmap filenames
FileArray(0) = Dir("C:\Windows\*.bmp")
' For debug/example purposes, displays the bitmap filenames
For i = 1 To count
FileArray(i) = Dir
FileName = FileName + Chr(13) + FileArray(i)
Next i
MsgBox FileName
unit% = FreeFile If Dir(FullPath & "filelist.txt", vbNormal) <> "" Then Kill FullPath & "filelist.txt" End If Open FullPath & "filelist.txt" For Output As unit% Print #unit%, FileName Close unit% End Sub