[fullPath] bug?
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 21474
interpreted = N
texte = Greetings,Wrote an include file that take a directory as a parameter and recursivelygoes through its entire tree giving me options to process when it finds adirectory or a file (extremely useful for a million things). It rips throughthousands of nested directories and files but when I issue the [fullPath]command, for *FILES* the last \ is missing. For example:d:\Inetpub\wwwroot\parsing\uploads\kodak\catimagem1235.gifIt should be:d:\Inetpub\wwwroot\parsing\uploads\kodak\catimage\m1235.gifThe [fullPath] command on the parent directory brought up:d:\Inetpub\wwwroot\parsing\uploads\kodak\catimagewhich is fine.This works fine when I just use a simple [listFiles]. This include file,though, is generic and keeps calling itself till the job's done. It's whenit's calling itself and issuing the [fullPath] command that the end \ ismissing.Any thoughts?Aloha, Olin
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Greetings,Wrote an include file that take a directory as a parameter and recursivelygoes through its entire tree giving me options to process when it finds adirectory or a file (extremely useful for a million things). It rips throughthousands of nested directories and files but when I issue the [fullPath]command, for *FILES* the last \ is missing. For example:d:\Inetpub\wwwroot\parsing\uploads\kodak\catimagem1235.gifIt should be:d:\Inetpub\wwwroot\parsing\uploads\kodak\catimage\m1235.gifThe [fullPath] command on the parent directory brought up:d:\Inetpub\wwwroot\parsing\uploads\kodak\catimagewhich is fine.This works fine when I just use a simple
[listfiles]. This include file,though, is generic and keeps calling itself till the job's done. It's whenit's calling itself and issuing the [fullPath] command that the end \ ismissing.Any thoughts?Aloha, Olin
Olin Lagon
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