[Gambas-user] rdir returns unwanted directories

[Gianluigi]

Finally, it's all clear to me as well.
In my example, just change the code like this:

Print File.Name(s)

Thank you Tobias

Regards
Gianluigi

2017-05-28 19:29 GMT+02:00 Tobias Boege <taboege at ...626...>:

> On Sun, 28 May 2017, Gianluigi wrote:
> > Hi Tobias,
> > if I have in my home a directory named image with a subfolder named
> > my-image, containing both images, and I write:
> >
> > Public Sub Main()
> >
> >   Dim sFileArray As String[]
> >   Dim s As String
> >   Dim sPath As String = "~/image"
> >   ' Run directory e sub-directory
> >   sFileArray = RDir(sPath, "*.{png,jpg}", gb.File)
> >   For Each s In sFileArray
> >     Print s
> >   Next
> >
> > End
> >
> > I obtain this:
> >
> > my-image/actress.png
> > my-image/alfa.jpg
> > my-image/lamb.jpg
> > snail.jpg
> > horse.jpg
> > oggy.png
> > sparkle.png
> > homer.jpg
> >
> >
> > In the first three cases, to get the only file name, I need your
> suggestion.
> >
> > Do not work so RDir to you?
> >
>
> Oh, now the whole thread makes sense to me! I thought your problem was that
> if you have a *directory* named "x.jpg" and issued
>
>   RDir(..., "*.{png,jpg}", gb.File)
>
> the gb.File filter was ignored and you were reported the directory "x.jpg",
> because the "*.{png,jpg}" pattern matched. But you just wanted to get rid
> of
> the directory component. Then you have your solution (use File.Name on s)
> and there is no problem. Our RDir()s behave the same.
>
> Regards,
> Tobi
>
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