A system function used to obtain the first/next file corresponding to a specified filespec.
Syntax: DIR$[(file-spec, attribute)] FileName$ = DIR$("*.*", 0) '-- Get first file FileName$ = DIR$ '-- Get next file
Details: File-spec specifies a filename or path (which can include wildcards characters). Calling DIR$ with no parameters return additional filename matches. If no matches exist (or all matches have been exhausted), DIR$ returns an empty string. DIR$ returns all regular files as well as any special files specified in the attribute parameter. Here are some valid file attributes, you can combine them by using OR (ie. faReadOnly OR faDirectory)
&H1 = faReadOnly &H8 = faVolumeID &H2 = faHidden &H10 = faDirectory &H4 = faSysFile &H20 = faArchive &H3F = faAnyFile To obtain additional information on the currently matched file, use the FileRec properties. FileRec.FileName - Returns Windows long file name FileRec.ShortName - Returns the short file name FileRec.Date - Returns the file date as a string FileRec.Time - Returns the file time as a string FileRec.Size - Returns the file size FileRec.FileTime - Returns the file time as an integer
You can use FileRec.FileTime to compare file times. So a newer file will have a FileTime greater than an older file. --------------------------------------------------------------------- It can also be done using APIs like GetFileTime, FindFirstFile, ... but it's will require more learning
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