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ULP How check if file exists or not

jltharin
jltharin over 12 years ago

Hi everybody,

 

How can I check in my ULP if a file exist or not?

 

Thanks in advance for your answers!

 

Jean-Louis

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    Former Member over 12 years ago in reply to jltharin +1
    Am 30.11.2012 12:16, schrieb Jean-Louis Tharin: x = FileExists("C:\test.txt"); This is a C style language, hence you have to write: x = FileExists("C: test.txt");
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    0 Former Member over 12 years ago

    Hi,

     

    try something like this:

     

    int FileExists(string name)

    {

         string files[];

         return (fileglob(files, name) != 0);

    }

     

    Rene

     

     

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    0 jltharin over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

    I try this:

     

    int x;

    string etxt;

    int FileExists( string name )

    {

         string files[];

         return (fileglob(files, name) != 0);

    }

     

     

    x = FileExists("C:\test.txt");

    sprintf(etxt,"%d",x);

    dlgMessageBox(etxt);

     

    My problem is that x is always 0 that file exists or not.

     

    Do you have an idea?

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    0 Former Member over 12 years ago in reply to jltharin

    Am 30.11.2012 12:16, schrieb Jean-Louis Tharin:

    x = FileExists("C:\test.txt");

     

    This is a C style language, hence you have to write:

    x = FileExists("C:
    test.txt");

     

     

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  • jltharin
    0 jltharin over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Like this you have a problem of syntax of string

    This is a C style language, hence you have to write:

    x = FileExists("C:
    test.txt");

     

    The Solution is:

     

    int x;

    string etxt;

    int FileExists( string name )

    {

         string files[];

         return (fileglob(files, name) != 0);

    }

     

     

    x = FileExists("C:/test.txt");

    sprintf(etxt,"%d",x);

    dlgMessageBox(etxt);

     

    I need to use a "slash" and not a "back slash"!

     

    Thanks to you for your help!

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