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Traverse catalogs
Here is my problem (it seems I've a lot of problems nowadays).
I have several folders: runner.20070830.12.45.12 runner.20070830.12.45.15 runner.20070830.12.45.17 runner.20070830.12.45.20 runner.20070830.12.45.45 runner.20070830.12.45.55 Each catalog contains some html-files. I need to traverse each folder and get some data from a special html-log file in each folder. How can this be done in a simple way? |
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