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Jarzka Registered 26/12/2003 Points 270	26th December, 2006 at 18:05:33 - 1) Is it possible to hide the ending of all files. I mean if you load these files to it: 1.txt 2.txt it shows it like this: 1 2 Just the names without .txt. 2) Is it possible to load ONLY .txt-files if the folder contains .txt and some other files too. n/a
Joe.H Evil Faker Registered 19/08/2002 Points 3305	26th December, 2006 at 18:10:56 - 1) Use string parser with . as delimiter OR use the left function to get all characters between the first and the one before . (might need to get the length of the filename first to do that) 2) use the right$ function to check the last 3 characters of the filename My signature is never too big!!!
Jarzka Registered 26/12/2003 Points 270	26th December, 2006 at 18:15:37 - I understood your help but I have never used those functions (or whatever they are). So can you help me to fix this: 1) Load Tree -> Only Files -> "Example_Folder/" I want to load the files without ".txt" 2) Load Tree -> Only Files -> "Example_Folder/" I want to load only .txt-files Thanks for you help already now. n/a
Radix hot for teacher Registered 01/10/2003 Points 3139	26th December, 2006 at 18:29:25 - Mid$, Right$ and Left$ are string functions found in the expression editor. Right$ and Left$ allow you to enter a string and a number, and return that many characters from the relevant end of the string. Mid$ does the same thing but you also enter a number equivalent to the starting point, so it returns a specified number of characters from a specified point in the string. I don't know if what Joe said is going to help you with your problem though since I haven't tested it, so don't take this as an endorsement. Just an explanation. n/a
Joe.H Evil Faker Registered 19/08/2002 Points 3305	26th December, 2006 at 18:55:51 - It should work, you'd just need to compare each line in the tree object though. And i dont know how to do that, and i dont have MMF/TGF to try it on. My signature is never too big!!!
Werbad Registered 18/09/2002 Points 235	27th December, 2006 at 05:19:58 - Instead of loading the files using the Tree Control, load them into a List Object. ex: * Start Of Frame - List: Load filelist from "Folder\.txt" - Start loop "Loop" List Nb Lines ("List") times - List: Destroy On loop "Loop" - Tree Control: Insert Item ( Left$( List Line Text$("List", LoopIndex("Loop") ), Len( List Line Text$("List", LoopIndex("Loop") ) ) - 4 ) ), -1, -2 ) The insert item expression takes all characters except the last 4 and adds them to the Tree Control n/a
Jarzka Registered 26/12/2003 Points 270	27th December, 2006 at 06:21:21 - OK, thanks for help. EDIT: Problem. The first line is empty? Edited by the Author. n/a
Jarzka Registered 26/12/2003 Points 270	27th December, 2006 at 07:09:32 - I made my own events and it's more simple Start of frame: Tree Control: Load filelist from "Folder/" Start loop "Loop" On loop "Loop": String Parser: GetText$( "Tree Control", LoopIndex("Loop")) Tree Control: Set Text -> ID: LoopIndex("Language"), Name: Left$(string$( "String Parser" ), length( "String Parser" )-4) This deletes all type-texts (.txt). Edited by the Author. n/a
Werbad Registered 18/09/2002 Points 235	28th December, 2006 at 04:51:02 - IF the first line is empty, its because the list object has "Using 1-based index" checked... n/a

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