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glob question

2003-12-03T09:24:05-04:00

ok tnx

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Wed Dec 03, 2003 9:24 am

lol

2003-12-03T05:21:05-04:00

I seem to have solved your problem without understanding what it was
I thought your problem was having the backslashes in your windows paths replaced by forward slashes in the result.

Here's the answer to your real question: glob returns a LIST of files. DON'T split lists unless you want to mess them up. 'split' is for converting STRINGS to lists. OK?

Statistics: Posted by user — Wed Dec 03, 2003 5:21 am

glob question

2003-12-02T15:50:48-04:00

Thank u so mutch it works yay

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Tue Dec 02, 2003 3:50 pm

glob question

2003-12-02T15:14:17-04:00

How about this then?

Code:

foreach file [glob -nocomplain -type d $dccpath*] {  putdcc $idx [file nativename $file]}

Statistics: Posted by user — Tue Dec 02, 2003 3:14 pm

glob question

2003-12-02T15:10:51-04:00

could u give some explanation what ur getting to ?? cause i realy don't get what i am supposed to do with that !! if its the c:\ u wana looze don't bother i know how i want vlist not hlist v = vertical .. cause ive read most of the stuff in the manual its not that i read it that i completly understand some off that stuff is to technical for me so .. maybe little xplanation where how to use it so i know what u mean there is like 50 places where i can use that stuff .. but i am still not sur what i am supposed to do with it .. and yes i read it 5 times allready before posting this still have no clue, also i will read it 50 times after ive posted this but i don't think i will get any wizer unless u give me some xplaination ..? but tnx for ur answer ..

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Tue Dec 02, 2003 3:10 pm

glob question

2003-12-02T14:53:49-04:00

file nativename.

Statistics: Posted by user — Tue Dec 02, 2003 2:53 pm

glob question

2003-12-02T14:44:29-04:00

current out put

list : c:\test c:\test2 ...
i watn vertical list out put

list:

c:\test
c:\test2

several ways of doing this ..

like

output without foreach

c:/backupdump c:/cygwin {c:/Documents and Settings} c:/dump c:/eggdrop c:/lcc c:/Perl {c:/Program Files} c:/swsetup c:/temp c:/WINDOWS

Code:

set dccpath c:\\catch { glob -type d $dccpath* } dirlistforeach line [split $dirlist \x20] {  putdcc $idx $line}

output:

[19:05] c:/backupdump
[19:05] c:/cygwin
[19:05] {c:/Documents
[19:05] and
[19:05] Settings}
[19:05] c:/dump
[19:05] c:/eggdrop
[19:05] c:/lcc
[19:05] c:/Perl
[19:05] {c:/Program
[19:05] Files}
[19:05] c:/swsetup
[19:05] c:/temp
[19:05] c:/WINDOWS

see my problem first of all = > dir contains spaces like "program files" it has chars {} also if i split on \x20 = > the output is messedup ..

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Tue Dec 02, 2003 2:44 pm

glob question

2003-12-02T14:41:21-04:00

the glob works

i just want the output to be different

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Tue Dec 02, 2003 2:41 pm

glob question

2003-12-02T14:38:58-04:00

Try setting the dccpath to c://

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Tue Dec 02, 2003 2:38 pm

glob question

2003-12-02T14:40:44-04:00

? have u read my question ?? if i set path to c:\\ = c:/ if i would add an extra / then it would result that it might or migth not work its not the glob that doesn't work i wana reformat the out put just not sur on how to do that ..

set dccpath c:\\

result is that it is in one strint and i wana replace \x20 by \n

cause it is a list ... i did this with foreach (split on space) and it works but .. some dirs contain spaces and get out puted like this {c:/directory name} in the list also how do i remove these {} it has nothing to do with / char ..

tnx for trying tho .. and sorry if u missunderstood the question then its my falt :p for not making my self clear .. enough i gues ..

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Tue Dec 02, 2003 2:37 pm

glob question

2003-12-02T12:44:49-04:00

try with:

Code:

catch { glob -type d $dccpath/* } dirlist

Statistics: Posted by caesar — Tue Dec 02, 2003 12:44 pm

glob question

2003-12-02T09:43:10-04:00

hello all got question allready been reading tcl manual and looking at glob examples, my question is simple how do i print dirs out hmm like vdir or ls -all or just plan dir in windows envirement ..? also how do i get rid off {} when a dir contains spaces ..?

dccpath is set to c:\\

Code:

catch { glob -type d $dccpath* } dirlist

result
c:/backupdump c:/cygwin {c:/Documents and Settings} c:/dump c:/eggdrop c:/lcc c:/Perl {c:/Program Files} c:/swsetup c:/temp c:/WINDOWS

Statistics: Posted by Ofloo — Tue Dec 02, 2003 9:43 am