>>I want to use GetFile() to retrieve File names with no Extensions. According to MSDN, you simply pass ";" as the first Parameter. Have done this but only seeing SubFolders. Am I missing something?
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>Hi,
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>Would you be able to give the hyperlink in MSDN with this info?
>getfile('*.*') or getfile('*;*') or getfile() all give me inclusing the exstension. Is that not what one would suspect? The * is a wildcard
>Regards,
>Koen
I think the issue is that normally to get files without extension you use the mask *. (Star Dot), this works well in a command window, try DIR *. in a command window and you only get file and folders that have no extension, but when you try getFile('*.') only folders are listed, the files are ignored, at least that is what I see in Windows 8.1 (soon to be rolled back to 8.0 as 8.1 is a piece of crap)
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