At 1:47 PM +0100 4/17/2001, Jon Paul Alongi wrote:
>guys can u help please.....this is probably easy but im astudent...still
>learning.....
>
>what i want to do is return a list of files in a folder (WHICH I CAN
>DO, using filextra)
>and then take that list and make each file sit on one line...
>
You can use the little function below. You call it like this:
myString = listToString(myList)
where myList is a linear list ( [1, 2,3, 4, etc.]
on listToString(aList)
--returns: string
--param: linear list
cnt = aList.count
tempString = ""
repeat with i = 1 to cnt
put aList[i] & RETURN after tempString
end repeat
delete line tempString.line.count of tempString
return tempString
end
--
Roy Pardi
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