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<concept id="GUID-B563AC07-A54B-50E2-A3B2-821E8BC2C863" xml:lang="en"><title>Using

CDirScan</title><shortdesc>This topic describes about setting up the scan and

parsing path.</shortdesc><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><conbody>

<section id="GUID-838F2F37-69AE-49B6-970E-FFF29B93709E"><title>Setting up the scan using SetScanDataL()</title> <fig id="GUID-CC897DCB-73B0-53A4-B1AA-351DF18F0AE0">

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</fig> <p>Taking the above directory structure, if <codeph>SetScanData()</codeph> is

called as follows:</p> <codeblock id="GUID-B6CEF818-9044-58B9-BEBF-EB05BE6F89A9" xml:space="preserve">_LIT(KDirText,"C:\\TopDir\\");

...

SetScanDataL(KDirText,KEntryAttDir,ESortByName|EAscending,CDirScan::EScanDownTree);

...</codeblock> <p>then the directories are scanned, by repeatedly calling <codeph>CDirScan::NextL()</codeph> in

the following order: <filepath>TopDir</filepath>, <filepath>Dir1</filepath>, <filepath>Dir2</filepath>, <filepath>Dir3</filepath>, <filepath>Dir4</filepath>, <filepath>Dir5</filepath>, <filepath>Dir6</filepath>, <filepath>Dir7</filepath>.

The sort key of <codeph>EAscending</codeph> means that multiple directories

within the same parent directory are scanned in ascending alphabetic or numeric

order.</p> <p>If the scan direction is upwards, i.e.<codeph>CDirScan::EScanUpTree</codeph>,

the directories are scanned in the order: <filepath>Dir2</filepath>, <filepath>Dir4</filepath>, <filepath>Dir3</filepath>, <filepath>Dir1</filepath>, <filepath>Dir6</filepath>, <filepath>Dir7</filepath>, <filepath>Dir5</filepath>, <filepath>TopDir</filepath>.</p> </section>

<section id="GUID-890778ED-0009-40C1-A1AC-FBCF2F137FF6"><title>Parsing paths using FullPath()</title> <p>If the full path

of the entry currently being scanned is:</p> <p><filepath>C:\Topdir\Middledir\Bottomdir\</filepath> </p> <p>and

the top level directory in the scan as passed to <codeph>SetScanDataL()</codeph> is:</p> <p><filepath>C:\Topdir\</filepath> </p> <p>then:</p> <ul>

<li id="GUID-016B0C1F-D5BD-53D7-82F0-9393B3B45FD7"><p><codeph>AbbreviatedPath()</codeph> returns <filepath>\Middledir\</filepath> </p> </li>

<li id="GUID-80ECD7D1-9532-5ED3-8CBD-2A9E6F04C067"><p><codeph>FullPath()</codeph> returns <filepath>C:\Topdir\Middledir\</filepath>.</p> </li>

</ul> </section>

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