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| − | {{mirc title|$finddir Identifier}}'''$finddir''' Searches the specified directory (and optionally its subdirectories) for the Nth directory matching the wildcard specification and returns the path if it is found. | + | {{mirc title|$finddir Identifier}}'''$finddir''' Searches the specified directory (and optionally its subdirectories) for the Nth directory matching the {{mirc|wildcard}} specification and returns the path if it is found. |
== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
<pre>$finddir(dir, wildcard , N , [depth , [@window | command] ] )</pre> | <pre>$finddir(dir, wildcard , N , [depth , [@window | command] ] )</pre> | ||
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== Parameters == | == Parameters == | ||
* '''DIR''' - Name of the starting folder name. | * '''DIR''' - Name of the starting folder name. | ||
| − | * '''wildcard''' - directory being searched for. A list of folder names or wildcards seperated by a ';'. | + | * '''wildcard''' - directory being searched for. A list of folder names or {{mirc|wildcard|wildcards}} seperated by a ';'. |
* '''N''' - Nth sequential directory being searched for. 0 is count of ALL directories. | * '''N''' - Nth sequential directory being searched for. 0 is count of ALL directories. | ||
* '''depth''' - optional folder depth, counting DIR as the first level. 0 or 1 is DIR level only. If depth not used, there's no depth limit. | * '''depth''' - optional folder depth, counting DIR as the first level. 0 or 1 is DIR level only. If depth not used, there's no depth limit. | ||
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$finddir Searches the specified directory (and optionally its subdirectories) for the Nth directory matching the wildcard specification and returns the path if it is found.
Synopsis
$finddir(dir, wildcard , N , [depth , [@window | command] ] )
Parameters
- DIR - Name of the starting folder name.
- wildcard - directory being searched for. A list of folder names or wildcards seperated by a ';'.
- N - Nth sequential directory being searched for. 0 is count of ALL directories.
- depth - optional folder depth, counting DIR as the first level. 0 or 1 is DIR level only. If depth not used, there's no depth limit.
- command - optional 5th parameter. Can use $finddirn as the sequential number for that directory, or $1- for directory. If the first token in the command is an identifier, $1- will hold the previous values it had and you can preevaluate $1- with $!1- to access the directory.
- @window - optional 5th parameter. Must be window with side listbox created with -l switch. Each $1- from matching directories is appended as a new line to the side listbox. Is equivalent to: /aline -la @window $1-
Note: DIR can be absolute \path or c:\path or relative to $mircdir. Does not need ending slash. Accepts forward/backward slashes interchangeably but always output backslash.
Properties
- shortfn - causes N > 0 or $1- within 5th parameter to return short filenames and/or foldernames when a case-insensitive evaluation of the filename is not a valid DOS filename. (Invalid characters, more than 1 period, filename prefix longer than 8, file extension longer than 4, etc)
Note: Returned string can contain multiple consecutive spaces if the file/folder names contain them, causing $file() and other mIRC identifiers to fail. This problem can be avoided by using .shortfn which never contains any spaces.
Example
Compatibility
Added: mIRC v4.7
Added on: 09 Dec 1996
Note: Unless otherwise stated, this was the date of original functionality.
Further enhancements may have been made in later versions.
See Also
- $finddir
- $findfilen
- $shortfn
- $sysdir
- $mircdir
- $getdir