C code help !!! Search for Folders in a given path !!!?

Hi i am writing an application where it has to get the list of all the files and folders under a given path...





Searching files i did with FindFirstFile and FindNextFile functions and is fine ....





But the problem is with searching the folders...





Can anyone tell me how to search for folders under a given path...


Are there any functions like i am using for 'file search' to get


the folder list...


Plz help...





I use VC++ 6.0 Compiler

C code help !!! Search for Folders in a given path !!!?
Try this





void FindFile(String* startingDir, String* fileName, ArrayList* foundFiles)


{


DirectoryInfo* dirInfo = new DirectoryInfo(startingDir);


if (dirInfo-%26gt;Exists) // make sure directory exists


{


FileInfo* files[] = dirInfo-%26gt;GetFiles();


for (int i = 0; i %26lt; files-%26gt;Length; i++)


{


String* currFileName = files[i]-%26gt;ToString();


if (0 == String::Compare(currFileName, fileName, true))


{


foundFiles-%26gt;Add(files[i]);


}


}





DirectoryInfo* subDirs[] = dirInfo-%26gt;GetDirectories();


for (int i = 0; i %26lt; subDirs-%26gt;Length; i++)


{


String* dirName = subDirs[i]-%26gt;FullName;


FindFile(dirName, fileName, foundFiles);


}


}


}
Reply:If you want/need to stick with C and not C++, see the example here:





http://www.siit.tu.ac.th/mdailey/class/2...





To only look at directories, in a portable way, you have to call stat() on each result and check with the S_ISDIR() macro e.g.:





char *fullpath = malloc(NAME_MAX+ 1);


while (NULL != (dirent = readdir(dir))) {


struct stat buf;


fullpath[0] = '\0';


if (wherelength + strlen(dirent-%26gt;d_name) + 1 %26gt; NAME_MAX) {


fprintf(stderr, "Path too long\n");


return 3;


}





strcpy(fullpath, where);


strcat(fullpath, "/");


strcat(fullpath, dirent-%26gt;d_name);





if(stat(fullpath, %26amp;buf)) {


fprintf(stderr, "stat: %d (%s)\n", errno, strerror(errno));


continue;


}


if (S_ISDIR(buf.st_mode)) {


printf("DIR: %s\n", dirent-%26gt;d_name);


}