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cDirName := cGetDir( "Select a directory", "D:\P_xbrwimg_plan", , "Test", 3 )

Works fine here on XP.

EMG

My final Solution. It works fine now : 1. Names of a Projectpath are PROJECT1, PROJECT2 ... 2. I use the Function DIRECTORY and work with Wildcards like PROJECT* 3. xBrowse shows only these existing Subdirectorys. 4. Next I save the Project-path to a INI-file and relaunch the Prog with the new Proje...

Enrico, this comes very close to the Solution I'm looking for : with the Project-button selecting a Subdirectory. I can switch at Runtime between different created Projects. It is not completed : I still need a Return-value of the clicked Subdir and maybe opening the tree. ( I had to click on the Ma...

Enrico,

I think the only Solution will be,
using the DIRECTORY-function and display the Sub-directorys inside a small Listbox for Selection.

Best Regards
Uwe

Ah, sorry, I don't know.

EMG

Enrico,

Open with Dbl-Click is OK no Problem, but I want to jump straight inside the Main-directory.
I don't want, the User can open a wrong Main-Directory by mistake.

Best Regards
Uwe

Or to double-click on the directory name?

EMG

Did you try to click on the small white triangle?

EMG

... possible to show the Sub-Directorys from inside a opend Main-Directory ? I tested, it only shows the Main-directory ( doesn't open ) : cDirName := cGetDir( "Select a directory", "D:\P_xbrwimg_plan\" ) http://www.pflegeplus.com/pictures/seldir.jpg D:\P_xbrwimg_plan ...

FW dispone de esta función: cGetDir( <cTitle>, [<cInitDir>], <nClsId>, <cTitle2>, <nFlags> ) --> cDir Parameters: <cTitle> Title of the dialog box <cInitDir> Initial directory <nClsId> ...

cGetDir32() Dialog box to select directory. Syntax: cGetDir32( <cTitle>, [<cInitDir>] ) --> cDir This function invokes the 32 bits Windows default select directory DialogBox. This function only works on Win ...

... The new Options : http://www.pflegeplus.com/pictures/xbview1.jpg A Question : The Function cGetDir( "Select a directory", CurDrive() + ":\" + GetCurDir() ) + "\" opens the Dialog just somewhere on Screen. Is it ...

Si, cGetFile32 y cGetDir32 devuelven nombres largos en 16 bits, no asi cGetFile y cGetDir. Ahora estas últimas devuelven nombres largos si trabajas en 32 bits.
Salu2

ronaldo wrote:cGetFile() e cGetdir()

Pero estas funciones no manejan NOMBRES LARGOS.

utilize:

cGetFile() e cGetdir()