Get all files list in a directory

[yaron]

Hi all

I am trying to find how to open a directory and getting the list of
files which belong to it. In the past I did the same thing with
"opendir", but I used UNIX and in the windows platform I can not use
the same command.

I am looking for a solution for almost a week. Please, please, please
help.

Thanks
Yaron

 

[Mike Wahler]

Hi all

I am trying to find how to open a directory and getting the list of
files which belong to it. In the past I did the same thing with
"opendir", but I used UNIX and in the windows platform I can not use
the same command.

I am looking for a solution for almost a week. Please, please, please
help.
http://tinyurl.com/pq8f#q4.3
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/misc-environmental-issues.html#faq-39.
5

-Mike



Thanks
Yaron

 

[Kevin Goodsell]

Hi all

I am trying to find how to open a directory and getting the list of
files which belong to it. In the past I did the same thing with
"opendir", but I used UNIX and in the windows platform I can not use
the same command.

That's because it's not standard. There is no standard support for
dealing with directories.

I am looking for a solution for almost a week. Please, please, please
help.

Try a group that supports the OS you are targeting or the implementation
you are using. You could also check for availably libraries. The Boost
library has support for this, I think. You could also look for the
Available C++ Libraries FAQ which is posted here from time to time.

See:
http://www.slack.net/~shiva/welcome.txt

That link contains, among other things, a list of groups where you might
be able to find specific help.

-Kevin

 

[WW]

Hi all

I am trying to find how to open a directory and getting the list of
files which belong to it. In the past I did the same thing with
"opendir", but I used UNIX and in the windows platform I can not use
the same command.

http://www.boost.org/libs/filesystem/doc/index.htm

 

[yaron]

That's because it's not standard. There is no standard support for
dealing with directories.


Try a group that supports the OS you are targeting or the implementation
you are using. You could also check for availably libraries. The Boost
library has support for this, I think. You could also look for the
Available C++ Libraries FAQ which is posted here from time to time.

See:
http://www.slack.net/~shiva/welcome.txt

That link contains, among other things, a list of groups where you might
be able to find specific help.

-Kevin

Thanks my friend

 

[yaron]

http://www.boost.org/libs/filesystem/doc/index.htm

Thanks, my friend

 

[Ashish]

Hi all

I am trying to find how to open a directory and getting the list of
files which belong to it. In the past I did the same thing with
"opendir", but I used UNIX and in the windows platform I can not use
the same command.

I am looking for a solution for almost a week. Please, please, please
help.

Thanks
Yaron

Ask in a unix/linux newsgroup. They'll be able to help you

 

[Avinash]

Ask in a unix/linux newsgroup. They'll be able to help you

try to use the following code

system ( " dir /b pDirName > temp.txt " );
do this in C, this will store all the names of the directory pDirName
in temp.txt and then read this file and store it in the list.