OK...but if I remove the trailing "\" it would still match on the below, correct?
> D:\reports\csl,
> D:\reports\csl\sgml\tse\tsed,
> D:\reports\csl\sgml\tse\tsem,
The problem I'm having is I only want it to match up to the third trailing "\".
I'm not sure I'm making any sense.
On Thu, 18 Sep
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So its the extra "\" thats causing the problem?
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So its the extra "\" thats causing the problem?
On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 14:10:30 +0200, Pascal Peters wrote:
> I don't understand exactly what you are trying to do here (not enough
> info), but if you want to match the exact directory in the list, you
> have to use ListFindNoCase(). You then still ha
I don't understand exactly what you are trying to do here (not enough
info), but if you want to match the exact directory in the list, you
have to use ListFindNoCase(). You then still have the problem of the
trailing backslash: there is one in dir and none in the list. You can
add the backslashes i
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