best way to browse folders for file
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Using MFC App Wizard for simple dialog app, I want to be able to browse for a folder (seeing the contents if any files match a particular extension), and then be able to load and process each of those files in turn. What's the best way to do this, I think I need to use SHBrowseForFolder, but am not sure how to then proceed by enumerating all files in that folder that have a specific extension so I can process them all until there's none left t.i.a L
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Using MFC App Wizard for simple dialog app, I want to be able to browse for a folder (seeing the contents if any files match a particular extension), and then be able to load and process each of those files in turn. What's the best way to do this, I think I need to use SHBrowseForFolder, but am not sure how to then proceed by enumerating all files in that folder that have a specific extension so I can process them all until there's none left t.i.a L
After getting the folder selected by the user, you can use the
FindFirstFile(...)to start enumerating files, looking for a particular name and/or extension. Peace!-=- James
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Using MFC App Wizard for simple dialog app, I want to be able to browse for a folder (seeing the contents if any files match a particular extension), and then be able to load and process each of those files in turn. What's the best way to do this, I think I need to use SHBrowseForFolder, but am not sure how to then proceed by enumerating all files in that folder that have a specific extension so I can process them all until there's none left t.i.a L
You can use of
DlgDirListafter read folder this function replcase contents of a listbox with names of files and folders without any work but use ofFindFirstFile/FindNextFile(James R. Twine said to you) is better
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Using MFC App Wizard for simple dialog app, I want to be able to browse for a folder (seeing the contents if any files match a particular extension), and then be able to load and process each of those files in turn. What's the best way to do this, I think I need to use SHBrowseForFolder, but am not sure how to then proceed by enumerating all files in that folder that have a specific extension so I can process them all until there's none left t.i.a L
Since you are using MFC, use the
CFileFindclass.
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Using MFC App Wizard for simple dialog app, I want to be able to browse for a folder (seeing the contents if any files match a particular extension), and then be able to load and process each of those files in turn. What's the best way to do this, I think I need to use SHBrowseForFolder, but am not sure how to then proceed by enumerating all files in that folder that have a specific extension so I can process them all until there's none left t.i.a L
I think you can use CFileDialog class this purpose
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