On Oct 6, 2006, at 3:04 PM, Joe Huber wrote:
It sounds like what people would like is a method like:
FolderItem.Items() As FolderItem()
which would return all the children of that item.
Yes, that's a very good solution since it gives an actual array
that could be used with For Each or even passed as a parameter or
return value.
And it would let me still use f.count to know how many items are in
that directory! ;-)
Yes please! But also include TrueItems().
I build an array first thing I do anyways just in case the contents
changes as I am doing processing. Even renaming files could change
the order of files with Item() and that might mean processing the
same file twice and missing others.
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