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Jeff Abell
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05-13-1999 09:23 PM
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use the pattern input on the file dialog function to filter a directory for
files containing a number of different extensions?
I can only make it filter on one extension using *.xyz on this input.
Ta very much,
Jeff
files containing a number of different extensions?
I can only make it filter on one extension using *.xyz on this input.
Ta very much,
Jeff
Antonio Cesari
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05-14-1999 09:44 AM
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It's trivial to use a for loop with N equal to the # of extension you're
looking for ?
Regards
Antonio
Jeff Abell scritto nell'articolo
<01be9db0$db684040$7ec69b82@queeg.tip.csiro.au>...
> use the pattern input on the file dialog function to filter a directory
for
> files containing a number of different extensions?
>
> I can only make it filter on one extension using *.xyz on this input.
>
>
> Ta very much,
>
> Jeff
>
looking for ?
Regards
Antonio
Jeff Abell
<01be9db0$db684040$7ec69b82@queeg.tip.csiro.au>...
> use the pattern input on the file dialog function to filter a directory
for
> files containing a number of different extensions?
>
> I can only make it filter on one extension using *.xyz on this input.
>
>
> Ta very much,
>
> Jeff
>
ej
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05-14-1999 12:21 PM
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Separate each pattern with a semicolon.
Example: " *.exe;*.vi;*.ctl "
ej
In article <01be9db0$db684040$7ec69b82@queeg.tip.csiro.au>,
"Jeff Abell" wrote:
> use the pattern input on the file dialog function to filter a
directory for
> files containing a number of different extensions?
>
> I can only make it filter on one extension using *.xyz on this input.
>
> Ta very much,
>
> Jeff
>
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Example: " *.exe;*.vi;*.ctl "
ej
In article <01be9db0$db684040$7ec69b82@queeg.tip.csiro.au>,
"Jeff Abell"
> use the pattern input on the file dialog function to filter a
directory for
> files containing a number of different extensions?
>
> I can only make it filter on one extension using *.xyz on this input.
>
> Ta very much,
>
> Jeff
>
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ej
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Hi Jeff,
Separate each pattern with a semicolon.
Example: " *.exe;*.vi;*.ctl "
ej
In article <01be9db0$db684040$7ec69b82@queeg.tip.csiro.au>,
"Jeff Abell" wrote:
> use the pattern input on the file dialog function to filter a
directory for
> files containing a number of different extensions?
>
> I can only make it filter on one extension using *.xyz on this input.
>
> Ta very much,
>
> Jeff
>
--== Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ ==--
---Share what you know. Learn what you don't.---
Separate each pattern with a semicolon.
Example: " *.exe;*.vi;*.ctl "
ej
In article <01be9db0$db684040$7ec69b82@queeg.tip.csiro.au>,
"Jeff Abell"
> use the pattern input on the file dialog function to filter a
directory for
> files containing a number of different extensions?
>
> I can only make it filter on one extension using *.xyz on this input.
>
> Ta very much,
>
> Jeff
>
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Anu
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Hi
for filtering specified datalog type file from specified directory,we have to mention either paterrn or datalog type in List Directory function,can i have any example for filtering to different sort of files like one is labview specific datalog and other one is any ASCII file
Can you attach sample VI for read different files with extension *.exe;*.vi
