NEXTFILE$()
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Description
- Get the next result row of the FILES command
Syntax
- #handle NEXTFILE$()
- #handle NEXTFILE$(Separator$)
Hints
- If you do not specify a field separator the information is separated by commas else it is separated by the string you specify
- A default NEXTFILE$() string looks like this:
- cloudsbanner1.JPG,17132,2006/11/08,10:05:58,
- A default NEXTFILE$() string looks like this:
- The separator can be multiple characters long
- Using NEXTFILE$(" / ") results in this:
- cloudsbanner1.JPG / 17132 / 2006/11/08 / 10:05:58
- Using NEXTFILE$(" / ") results in this:
Example
See the FILES command
Useful Procedures
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