file.TFind
From GMod Wiki
| Function | |
| Syntax |
file.TFind( String Filename/Directory, Function Function ) Where is this used? |
| Description: | |
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Finds a list of files and folders within a directory and calls the provided callback function with the arguments: Directory you searched String , Table of folders Table :String , Table of filenames Table :String |
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| Returns: | nil |
| Part of Library: | File |
| Realm: |
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| BBCode Link: | [b][url=http://wiki.garrysmod.com/?title=File.TFind]File.TFind [img]http://wiki.garrysmod.com/favicon.ico[/img][/url][/b] |
Example
| Description | Prints the results of TFind in the Lua folder to the console. |
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| Used on | |
| Code | function TFindExample(Search, Folders, Files) print(Search) //This is where we asked it to look for files and folders. In this case: lua/* PrintTable(Folders) //Folders found. In this case you can expect to find folders such as "entities", "weapons" and "autorun". PrintTable(Files) //Files found. You'd probably end up with some .lua files :P end file.TFind("lua/*", TFindExample) |
| Output | N/A |
Additional Notes
- Unlike file.Find, paths are relative to the garrysmod folder, not the data folder.
- Files and Folders returned will be names, not paths. For example, if it finds the folder "lua/weapons/", the value in the table will be only "weapons". File names will also contain their extension, as in file.Find.
