running pdox10 on a windows xp home machine
I am trying to copy an array of chosen files to a table from an array
string returned by filebrowserex which I can view.
Which command or set of commands would do that?
stringlist??
Thanks for your input
Joseph gimeno
the code I was trying to use is basically the one fund in the examples
from objectpal help so far..........in browserinfoex

You would select the multiple files by holding down either Shift
(consecutive files) or Ctrl (select non-consecutive files) Keys while your
click on them.

In the FileBrowserEx() ..... you would use an String Array[] Variable to
receive the file info instead of a String Variable.

The multiple files will be in the Array[]


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Rodney Wise wrote:
I already have that part down what I need is to save the array[] to a
table for further processing........

I'd simply open a tCursor to the Table and add the Array Data using a Loop.

Untested Example:
;--begin-----------------------------------
;--------------------------->
Var
tc tCursor
liTicker longInt
arFiles Array[] String
endVar
;<---------------------------

tc.open("C:\\MyTableName.db")
if arFiles.size() > 0 then
liTicker = 1
tc.edit()
While liTicker <= arFiles.size()
tc.insertRecord()
tc."MyFieldName" = arFiles[liTicker]
liTicker = liTicker + 1
endWhile
tc.endEdit()
endif
;--end------------------------------------------

Actually... I don't why you'd want to put them into a table. Information
returned from the FileBrowser is usually dealt with immediatly and
disgarded. Why not work with the info while its still in the Array[] ??


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