FileSystem.findFiles(var directory, String wildcard, bool recursive)

[Sawer]

@Sawer
Do all files work or only text files? Because I just want to get the name of each sample file in the project sample folder, using the FileSystem API.

[d.healey]

@Sawer All files, but the samples won't be in the project folder on the user's system.

Do your samples have a .format extension?

Perhaps use this function

[Sawer]

@d-healey the format was just an example name: the wildcard is "*.wav"
Will try that function now and give you a feedback. Thanks

[Sawer]

@d-healey For instance, I'm now trying the same thing with an XML, and still the array is not populated. Strange..

[d.healey]

@Sawer Need to see more of your code to know what you're doing wrong.

[Sawer]

@d-healey True.

inline function fetchSamplesDirectory(component, value)
{
   if (value == 1)
     FileSystem.browseForDirectory(FileSystem.Desktop, function(folder)
	{
	   if(isDefined(folder) && folder.isDirectory())
			{
			  var samplesPath = folder.toString(folder.FullPath); //samples directory variable
				
			  var samplesArray = FileSystem.findFiles(samplesPath, "*.wav", false); //Array of samples 
				
                          Console.print(samplesArray);
			}	
	});
};

I have not been iterating over the array cause it's still not populated.

[d.healey]

@Sawer You don't need to pass a string to the findFiles function. Just pass in the folder variable.

[Sawer]

@d-healey Genius! Thanks, David.

[d.healey]

@Sawer said in FileSystem.findFiles(var directory, String wildcard, bool recursive):

@d-healey Genius!

I will go down in history as the man who read the manual :p

[Christoph Hart]

From now on you will be addressed as Sir David Healey, Slayer of Hydra Tabs and Reader of the Manual.

[Lindon]

@Christoph-Hart said in FileSystem.findFiles(var directory, String wildcard, bool recursive):

From now on you will be addressed as Sir David Healey, Slayer of Hydra Tabs and Reader of the Manual.

..and Custodian of the T-Shirts

Dont forget that...