Subj : Re: split output
To   : All
From : Jonathan de Boyne Pollard
Date : Wed Mar 06 2002 09:44 am

From: Jonathan.de.Boyne.Pollard@f3.n342.z1.cereal.mv.com (Jonathan de Boyne 
Pollard)
Subject: Re: split output

From: Jonathan de Boyne Pollard <J.deBoynePollard@tesco.net>

NE> I thought that I could utilize the /N with DIR - but that will list the
NE> directory contents beneath a Path header only (not before each file name).

With 4NT, to achieve this you can simply use the /F option to the DIR command:

        [C:\Temp\Test]dir /f/s *.ext
        C:\Temp\Test\FileName.EXT
        C:\Temp\Test\1\a\b\c\FileName.EXT
        C:\Temp\Test\2\FileName.EXT

        [C:\Temp\Test]

Here is a REXX script that does the same thing:

        /* FINDMATCHINGFILES.REXX */
        /*
         * Scan a directory tree for files that match a search wildcard
         * specification and print out the entire pathnames of the results.
         *
         * Usage:
         *     FINDMATCHINGFILES.REXX search-wildcard-specification
         */
        /* Incorrect capitalisation to accommodate broken Win32 REXXUTIL port
*/
        call RxFuncAdd 'SysFileTree','rexxutil','sysfiletree'
        parse arg wildcard .
        call SysFileTree wildcard, "files", "SOB"
        do i = 1 to files.0
                say files.i
        end
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