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FileCtrl Namespace

This is namespace FileCtrl.

Name 
Description 
The following table lists classes in this documentation. 
The following table lists functions in this documentation. 
The following table lists structs, records, enums in this documentation. 
The following table lists types in this documentation. 
The following table lists constants in this documentation. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
TDirectoryListBox represents a list box control that is aware of the directory structure of the current drive. 
 
TDriveComboBox implements a specialized combo box that displays all the drives available when the application runs. 
 
TFileListBox is a specialized list box that lists all the files in a specified directory. 
 
TFilterComboBox is a specialized combo box that presents the user with a choice of file filters. 
Name 
Description 
This is constant FileCtrl.WNTYPE_DRIVE. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
Determines whether a specified directory exists. 
 
Creates a new directory, including the creation of parent directories as needed. 
 
Shortens a fully qualified path name so that it can be drawn with a specified length limit. 
 
Parses a file name into its constituent parts. 
 
Brings up a dialog to allow the user to enter a directory name. 
 
Brings up a dialog to allow the user to enter a directory name. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
This is record FileCtrl.TDriveType. 
 
TFileAttr and TFileType determine which files a file list box displays. 
 
Used to specify the type of browse dialog box to display, when calling the SelectDirectory function. 
 
TSelectDirOpt and TSelectDirOpts determine how a directory selection dialog responds when the user enters a nonexistent directory. 
 
TTextCase indicates the case of the volume name or drive letter that appears in a dialog box. 
Name 
Description 
TFileType describes possible combinations of file attributes. 
TBrowseOptions is a set type of options used in customizing the browse dialog box to create, when calling the SelectDirectory function. 
TSelectDirOpts and TSelectDirOpt determine how a directory selection dialog responds when the user enters a nonexistent directory. 
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