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How to use GetFiles (Saturday, August 28, 2004)
 

Found the following interesting discussion in the Newsgroups:

How to use GetFiles
by:yxq

Hi,
I only can get one file type using GetFiles function,

GetFiles(path, "*.txt")

But if i want to get two or more file types, how to do?

Thanks


 Reply:
by:yEaH rIgHt

 
Dim str() as String

str = GetFiles(path, "*.*")

For i = 0 to str.Length -1

If Path.GetExtension(str(i)) = ".txt" or Path.GetExtension(str(i)) = ".doc" then
'--- Do whatever
End if

Next


 Reply:
by:Phill. W

 

Imports System.IO
.. . .
For Each eFile As String In Directory.GetFiles(path, "*.*")
Select Case Path.GetExtension(eFile).ToLower()
Case ".doc", ".txt"
' Do Something
End Select
Next

HTH,
Phill W.


 Reply:
by:yxq

 Thank you



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