Re: list of files in a directory in unicode format

The Windows API has the file search functions
    FindFirstFile
    FindNextFile
    FindClose

You can look them up in the Windows API help.

The header files have macros to translate those names for ascii and unicode 
applications, appending A or W respectively to the FindFirst* functions.

If you put
  #define UNICODE
as the first line in the source file, before the include of windows.h, then 
the headers will be expanded for unicode operations and the search functions 
made into unicode ones.

.  Ed

> Maurice wrote in message
> news:47ee5d78@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> I would to get a list of files in a directrory, I tried: system("dir
/s >
> list.txt"); then I filtered and treated list.txt, it was ok.
> Now there is some files'names in other national language (not latin 
> characters), how to
> get a list of their names in unicode format for example? (in the previous
> method, I got a question mark for each non latin character)

Hello:

I would to get a list of files in a directrory, I tried: system("dir /s
>
list.txt"); then I filtered and treated list.txt, it was ok.
Now there is some files'names in other national language (not latin 
characters), how to
get a list of their names in unicode format for example? (in the previous
method, I got a question mark for each non latin character)

Thanks
Maurice