4D v16.3
SHOW ON DISK
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SHOW ON DISK
| SHOW ON DISK ( pathname {; *} ) | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| pathname | String |
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Pathname of item to show | |||||
| * |
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If the item is a folder, show its contents | ||||||
The SHOW ON DISK command displays the file or folder whose pathname was passed in the pathname parameter in a standard window of the operating system.
In a user interface, this command lets you designate the location of a specific file or folder.
By default, if pathname designates a folder, the command displays the level of the folder itself. If you pass the optional * parameter, the command opens the folder and displays its contents in the window. If pathname designates a file, the * parameter is ignored.
The following examples illustrate the operation of this command:
SHOW ON DISK("c:\\MyFolder\\MyFile.txt") ` Displays the designated file
SHOW ON DISK("c:\\MyFolder\\Folder2") ` Displays the designated folder
SHOW ON DISK("c:\\MyFolder\\Folder2";*) ` Displays the contents of the designated folder
The system variable OK is set to 1 if the command is executed correctly.
Product: 4D
Theme: System Documents
Number:
922
Created: 4D 2004.1
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