Hi list, I have got a program running that opens a text file, finds file names within the txt file and then runs a file::find to determine the location of these files (within the same directory). My next question is: If i want to write a list of all the files within more than one directory how do I do it.
I have the initial start directory, it locates all the files within it and prints them out. but within the directory are more subdirectories...what I want is to produce a list of every file within the main directory and the sub directories. why? the files in these directories change on a constant basis and I want a txt file (updated every day) to determine what's there and what isn't...its part of our corporate website and simple file management is becoming very hard. I was thinking of using file::depth but am not entirely sure if it's the right solution. My next idea was to put a list of sub directories in an array and then loop through the array opening each respective sub direc and printing the files within...at the moment my text file returns a set of files within the directory and a list of sub directories...if this method is simple, how do I dump info into an array for later use (the array will have data added to it whilst inside a foreach(..) loop... Any/all help would be appreciated. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/ -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
