geckhard@ringer.cs.utsa.edu (Gary Eckhardt) (06/09/91)
Could anyone tell me if there is a slick way of getting a directories full of
file information, such as file name, size, date, etc, preferrably through
a run-time library? I need to do this from a high level language such as
fortran, but I can't seem to find any RTL anywhere which will accomplish
this. If the solution you have is RMS calls, please include some example
source code, as I am not experienced in programming the RMS libraries!
Thanks!
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Gary B. Eckhardt Univ. Of Texas at San Antonio geckhard@ringer.utsa.edu
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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Chris_F_Chiesa@cup.portal.com (06/10/91)
I have some MACRO code which uses the RMS $PARSE service to list the contents of a directory (or a user-specified subset thereof), in order by creation date. The sorting-by-creation-date is internal to MY program; the remainder of the program demonstrates use of RMS to pull up the directory information you want. Shall I post? E-mail if interested, to Chris_F_Chiesa@cup.portal.com
rand@merrimack.edu (06/12/91)
In article <1991Jun8.232439.5833@ringer.cs.utsa.edu>, geckhard@ringer.cs.utsa.edu (Gary Eckhardt) writes: > > Could anyone tell me if there is a slick way of getting a directories full of > file information, such as file name, size, date, etc, preferrably through > a run-time library? I need to do this from a high level language such as > fortran, but I can't seem to find any RTL anywhere which will accomplish > this. If the solution you have is RMS calls, please include some example > source code, as I am not experienced in programming the RMS libraries! While we're on the subject, does anyone have a code fragment to see if a file is `placed'? Rand P. Hall UUCP: {uunet,wang,ulowell}!samsung!hubdub!rand Merrimack College Internet: rand@merrimack.edu N. Andover, MA I spend so much time doing nothing. Life's wasting away.