L.S.
if one wants to check if a file is present in some distant (system)
folder, one has to use a construction like:
put the directory into tDirectory --
remember where I an now
set the directory to specialFolderPath(Extension) --
move to the target folder
if "my Target File" is not in the files then --
check if it's there
-- do something
set the directory to tDirectory --
and go back to where we came from
Now wouldn't it be nice if the 'files()' function used an argument
for the target directory (none is current dir.), so that we can write:
if "my Target File" is not in
files(specialFolderPath(Extension)) then -- check if it's there
-- do something
One can always use files() (no argument) for the current dir, and be
backward compatible as well :-)
Shouldn't be too difficult, should it ?
Greetings, Kees
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Drs. C.W.J.M. van Eekelen
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Faculty of Social Sciences
University of Nijmegen
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