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Reading directories with C++
Could somebody please tell me how?
I couldn't find a function/class that would do that for me. Preferrably I'd like to use something that's in the MFC. (Sorry, if that's a newbish question )
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Not sure what you mean here. are you looking to find out what files are contained in that directory? If so try using CFileFind specifying wildcards to make search for all files in the currect working directory (use SetWorkingDirectory to change this.)
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there is functions like readdir, opendir and closedir but there are not standerd ANSI C++ they are POSIX <- i dont know what does that mean i think they are for UNIX based systems
check here Unix manual http://www.rt.com/man/ similar to php.net! but for unix |
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Quote:
Edit: Nevermind, found it in the MSDN.
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