Re: [fpc-pascal] function to do common things to files a directory (possibly recursive)

> B.t.w. What did you use to create the ZIP files? > My XP machine here (at work) takes for ages to open it (it does not > have problems with other zip files fhough). 7-zip, default settings. Don't know, I never use Explorer's built-in zip utility. -- View this message in context: http://www.n

Re: [fpc-pascal] function to do common things to files a directory (possibly recursive)

On 3/24/09, leledumbo wrote: > > > I can not find any sourcecode on > > http://code.google.com/p/express-gui/source/browse/ at all. > > > I don't have svn access, so I put it in the download section. OK I can see it now. Yes, that one is mine. B.t.w. What did you use to create the ZIP files? M

Re: [fpc-pascal] function to do common things to files a directory (possibly recursive)

> I can not find any sourcecode on > http://code.google.com/p/express-gui/source/browse/ at all. I don't have svn access, so I put it in the download section. > You can check my BrowserDetect unit, to see if it is the same. I'll take a look. > OTOH I based my code on code snippets from several

Re: [fpc-pascal] function to do common things to files a directory (possibly recursive)

> OOT: My project http://code.google.com/p/express-gui ExPress uses a unit > called browserdetection. But I don't see any author name in the comment, > please check if it yours. I'll add your name in the next version. I can not find any sourcecode on http://code.google.com/p/express-gui/sourc

Re: [fpc-pascal] function to do common things to files a directory (possibly recursive)

Nice work Bart, I also see that you've a lot of useful units there. I already use 2.3.1 so that'll be OK. Let the download begins... OOT: My project http://code.google.com/p/express-gui ExPress uses a unit called browserdetection. But I don't see any author name in the comment, please check if

Re: [fpc-pascal] function to do common things to files a directory (possibly recursive)

On 3/23/09, leledumbo wrote: > This can be achieved by a function that iterates over a directory (and > possibly its subdirectories) and do specified operation on every files that > matches given mask. However, I don't seem to find one. The closest one is > FindAllFiles from Lazarus' FileUtil

[fpc-pascal] function to do common things to files a directory (possibly recursive)

I often needed to delete files recursively (of course only those matched given mask), so I create a program to help me doing it (Windows explorer's search is SLOW and the deletion is even SLOWER!). However, the running time is O(2n). Since I need to delete tens of thousands of files, the running t