CT_RESTFSEEK

 RESTFSEEK()
 Restores the FILESEEK environment

 Syntax

     RESTFSEEK(<cFileSeekEnvironment>) --> cNull

 Argument

     <cFileSeekEnvironment>  Designates a string that contains the
     FILESEEK() environment, which was passed by SAVEFSEEK().

 Returns

     RESTFSEEK() always returns a null string.

 Description

     RESTFSEEK() restores a saved FILESEEK() environment.  Use both of these
     functions to run through subdirectories recursively.

 Example

     The following small program shows all the files in all directories of
     the current drive, from the root.  The GETFILES procedure can be called
     recursively:

     DO GetFiles WITH "\"                  // Starts with root directory
     RETURN

     * ----------------------------------------
     PROCEDURE GetFiles(cSearchPath)
     PRIVATE cSeekEnv                      // Picks up SEEK environment
        ?                                  // Empty line for new dir.
     * All files, all attributes
     cFile  := FILESEEK(cSearchPath + "*.*", 63)

     DO WHILE .NOT. EMPTY(cFile)

        IF cFile <> "."                    // ".." and "." are dummys
           IF ISBIT(FILEATTR(), 5)         // Subdirectory?
              cSeekEnv := SAVEFSEEK()      // Save environment
              * Recursive call with extended path!
              DO GetFiles WITH cSearchPath + cFile + "\"
              RESTFSEEK(cSeekEnv)          // Restore environment
           ELSE
              ? cSearchPath + cFile
           ENDIF
        ENDIF
        cFile := FILESEEK()                // Next file
     ENDDO

     RETURN

See Also: FILESEEK() SAVEFSEEK()

 

Tools — Disk Utilities

Introduction Disk Utilities
DELETEFILE() Deletes an error-tolerant file
DIRCHANGE()  Changes the current directory
DIRMAKE()    Creates a directory
DIRNAME()    Determines the name of the current directory
DIRREMOVE()  Removes a directory
DISKCHANGE() Changes the current disk drive
DISKCHECK()  Creates a checksum for a disk
DISKFORMAT() Formats disks, controlled through a UDF
DISKFREE()   Determines the space available on a floppy or hard disk
DISKNAME()   Determines the drive designator for the current drive
DISKREADY()  Tests to see if a disk drive is ready
DISKREADYW() Queries whether you can write to a drive
DISKSPEED()  Determines a comparison value for the drive speed
DISKSTAT()   Determines the status of a drive.
DISKTOTAL()  Determines the total capacity of a floppy or hard disk
DISKTYPE()   Determines the type of data carrier
DRIVETYPE()  Determines the drive type
FILEAPPEND() Appends data to a file
FILEATTR()   Determines a file's attributes
FILECCLOSE() Closes a file after backup mode
FILECCONT()  Copies sections of a file in backup mode
FILECDATI()  Determines which date the target file contains with FILECOPY()
FILECHECK()  Calculates/computes/determines a checksum for a file
FILECOPEN()  Tests to see if the file is still open in the backup mode
FILECOPY()   Copies files normally or in backup mode
FILEDATE()   Determines the file date
FILEDELETE() Deletes file(s) by name and attribute
FILEMOVE()   Moves files to another directory
FILESEEK()   Searches for files by name and attribute
FILESIZE()   Determines the size of a file
FILESTR()    Reads a portion of a file into a string
FILETIME()   Determines a file's time
FILEVALID()  Tests whether a string has a valid file name
FLOPPYTYPE() Determines the exact type of floppy drive
GETSHARE()   Determines the file open (share) mode
NUMDISKF()   Determines the number of installed disk drives
NUMDISKH()   Determines the number of hard disks
NUMDISKL()   Determines the number of available logical drives
RENAMEFILE() Fault tolerant renaming of a file.
RESTFSEEK()  Restores the FILESEEK environment
SAVEFSEEK()  Saves the current FILESEEK environment
SETFATTR()   Sets a file's attributes
SETFCREATE() Default attribute for creating with CA-Clipper Tools functions
SETFDATI()   Sets the date and time of a file
SETSHARE()   Sets default opening mode for CA-Clipper Tools file functions
STRFILE()    Writes a string to a file
TEMPFILE()   Creates a file for temporary use
TRUENAME()   Standardizes the path designation
VOLSERIAL()  Determines the DOS disk serial number
VOLUME()     Establishes a volume label for a floppy or hard disk