I’ve just started using this software and am already very impressed it’s so much superior to other macro programs out there. Right now I’m trying to complete a project which I believe should be pretty easy but I can’t really seem to get it.
What I need to do is go to a directory filed with folders that change names constantly. I need to one by one go into each folder and open a text file named “textâ€Â
Folder names
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Yes. Use GetFileList with GFL_TYPE set to 1 to get a list of directory names in a folder:
Let>GFL_TYPE=1
GetFileList>c:\folder\*.*,folder_list
Then loop through the list of returned folder names and for each construct the path to the text file contained within. And then you can load it up in your software:
Let>GFL_TYPE=1
GetFileList>c:\folder\*.*,folder_list
Then loop through the list of returned folder names and for each construct the path to the text file contained within. And then you can load it up in your software:
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Let>GFL_TYPE=1
GetFileList>c:\c b\*.*,folder_list
//now loop through the folder list for files within them
Separate>folder_list,;,folders
If>folders_count>0
Let>fldr=0
Repeat>fldr
Let>fldr=fldr+1
Let>this_folder=folders_%fldr%
//get the path to the text.txt file we want
Let>text_file=%this_folder%\text.txt
//do what you want with the file here (pass on command line,
//or send keystrokes to the software to file/open it ... or whatever ...)
Until>fldr=folders_count
Endif
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