I thought I would play around with SysFileTree some more.
Mark asked me to debug this, and I will need help doing that. Perhaps someone
with gdb skills can give me some help.
In any case, I ran this program this morning.
#!/usr/bin/rexx
Call SysFileTree "Users/bjskelly/b*", "F";
Say "The return code was "result".";
Say "I found "F.0" files.";
Do I = 1 to F.0
Say F.I;
end;
RC = SysFileTree("/Users/bjskelly/b*", "F");
Say "The return code was "RC".";
Say "I found "F.0" files.";
Do I = 1 to F.0
Say F.I;
end;
exit
I would expect that the two calls to SysFileTree should give the same results,
but they don't. The program output:
The return code was 0.
I found 0 files.
The return code was 0.
I found 2 files.
12/07/11 6:41p 7160 -rw-r--r-- /Users/bjskelly/bjs.rex
2/07/12 2:41p 1632 drwxr-xr-x /Users/bjskelly/bin
First question is, have I made some error in programming? Shouldn't they be
the same? If I haven't made any mistakes, then doesn't this point to a bigger
issue than SysFileTree?
This was on ooRexx V4.1.1 64bit on Mac OS X 10.6.8
Bruce------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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