Terry,
I had the same problem a couple of weeks ago and just gave up on it.
If the user selected a folder, I would create as list of jpeg files
in that folder that the user could then choose from or go through
them sequentially if they desired. If the user selected a single
file, I would check if it was jpeg and if it was, process just that
file. Like I said, I decided it couldn't be done, so I just told the
user, its a two part problem - select the folder, then select the
file from the list I give you. I too thought I should be able to
select a file with some kind of "any" designation set and that would
include folders, which are actually files, but I couldn't. Oh well,
other problems to solve, more code to sling.
Lou
On Jan 18, 2007, at 11:01 AM, Terry Ford wrote:
On Jan 18, 2007, at 7:41 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joe, is there a class/function to select a folder or file in 1
dialog?
You must have a specific reason for asking but, when you consider
that the SelectFolder Function (SelectFolderDialog Class) is
usually meant to imply that you are saving a file and the
GetOpenFolderItem (OpenDialog Class) is usually meant for opening a
file, why do you need a function or class to return both items at
the same time?
Could you explain *your* reasons for needing such a beast. :)
-Terry
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