On Mon, 11 Oct 1999, TFH/Fony wrote:
> Why not simply compare the string before you print it to the screen? Simply
> using an if statement... This could solve the problem. And I don't know how
> everything is arranged in DOS2, but are the "." and ".." not the first two
> that are being read?
Yes they are. But in basic you can't compare anything. To read a dir you
have to use "files" which will print to the screen. perhaps the bdos-call
find should be ported to a cmd or a call (I'm not doing it, manuel)...
Bye,
shevek
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