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Programming Talk / Delphi - Using IdFTP by Indy To Return FTP Directories Help?

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The Lone Programmer
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Posted: 2nd Apr 2006 20:22
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Hello,
I have been trying to learn how to use the IdFTP component by Indy, and I have found myself stuck at a certain point.

I am having difficulties returning all the directories in a current directory. I am able to return all the files, or every single item in the FTP space, but not just directories.

I have done some google searching and tried their methods, but I just get errors and stuff. I was wondering if anyone here knew how to return just directories using the IdFTP component.

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Posted: 2nd Apr 2006 23:48
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hey dude
it should be something like:


(try it with Memo1 component)

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Posted: 3rd Apr 2006 04:55
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That displays all files and folders.

What about just directories.

IdFTP.List(TStrings, '*.*', False) - Does only files
IdFTP.List(TStrings, '', False) - Does files and folders
IdFTP.List(TStrings, '*', False) - Does all files, folders, and subjunk

What about JUST folders?

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errr.. that you can do by your self by reading the command line of each file in the list..

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Are folders able to contain the period(.) character? Cause I just realized that I could do:
If String<>Contain Period(.) Then Label As Directory Else Label As File

I don't know what characters folders are allowed to have.

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Folders cannot have any of these characters in the file name


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Posted: 5th Apr 2006 12:33 Edited at: 5th Apr 2006 12:34
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the .blablabla files means system files or something..

take a look at the list that the .list() command gives you~
in that list it exactly says if its folder,file or system file.
it also says the access parameters to that folder/file on same line.

it goes something like:
-rw------- 1 peter 848 Dec 14 11:22 00README.txt

the "-rw-------" is the access limit for the file/folder..

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You know, in DOS if you do

DIR *.

It just brings a list of directories. Have you tried *. as a parameter?

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