Marc Santhoff wrote:
Hi, > trying to use FindFirst and FindNext on files I cannot detect the > difference between a failed call because of no matching file and a > failure when the file or dir is not listable by the user lacking > permissions. > > If I'd use fpstat and friends myself this would mean doing anything > doubly and having to write some code for each os in question. > > Is there any function or procedure that could help me here? Or should > the implementation of FindFirst/Next be adapted to respect users > credits? Which platform are you talking about, which FindFirst/FindNext (Dos/SysUtils) and what is the behaviour expected from you? E.g. with: --- uses Dos; var SR: SearchRec; begin FindFirst ('M:\IT\AuditPro', AnyFile, SR); WriteLn (DosError); FindClose (SR); FindFirst ('M:\IT\AuditPro\.', AnyFile, SR); WriteLn (DosError); FindClose (SR); FindFirst ('M:\IT\AuditPro\X', AnyFile, SR); WriteLn (DosError); FindClose (SR); end. === running under Win32, where I don't have access to "M:\IT\AuditPro" directory, but I have access to "M:\IT" (i.e. I can see the AuditPro directory itself), I get: 0 0 5 (where 5 corresponds to Access Denied). Note that I don't know whether "M:\IT\AuditPro\X" exists or not (but that is OK, IMHO). Tomas _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal