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04-04-2007
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Listing Files
Dear All,
I want to list all the files of a Directory. I am not able to find out the code. So plz send me code in C in Unix Environmrnt so that I can Display all the file names of a Directory |
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No one is going to be sending you any code. Thats not what this site is about. Why don't you show us what you've got so far, and someone might help you fix anything that's wrong.
In case you haven't started at all, here are a few pointers. Take a look at the man pages for opendir, readdir, closedir. That should help. |
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How to write a code in C to search a file
Hi ,
The code for displaying the files in a directory is already posted on this forum. you need to just change that according to your requirement. i have given the code in How to write a code in C to search a file and that is only for unix clones. just check the code there and revrt back accordingly.  |
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for a start check this thread in the forum |
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