Hello,
I am searching for a class that would listen to a directory and raise an
event /notification in case of file addition, file deletion modification
etc.
..NET has a FileSystemWatcher class for this. I would to right now avoid
using a .NET class for my application. Does anyone know of a similar class
in VC 6.0 libraries.
Regards,
Maansi
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On Tue, 5 Jul 2005 15:30:23 +0530, "Maansi Sanghi"
<ma**********@abosoftware.com> wrote: Hello,
I am searching for a class that would listen to a directory and raise an
event /notification in case of file addition, file deletion modification
etc.
.NET has a FileSystemWatcher class for this. I would to right now avoid
using a .NET class for my application. Does anyone know of a similar class
in VC 6.0 libraries.
Regards,
Maansi
Check out the Win32 API call "FindFirstChangeNotification". I'm sure
someone has probably got a wrapper class for it on codeproject.com
Regards,
PJ Naughter
Naughter Software
Mail: pjna at naughter.com
Web: www.naughter.com
Hotmail/MSN Messenger: pjnaughter at hotmail.com
On Tue, 5 Jul 2005 15:30:23 +0530, "Maansi Sanghi"
<ma**********@abosoftware.com> wrote: Hello,
I am searching for a class that would listen to a directory and raise an
event /notification in case of file addition, file deletion modification
etc.
.NET has a FileSystemWatcher class for this. I would to right now avoid
using a .NET class for my application. Does anyone know of a similar class
in VC 6.0 libraries.
Regards,
Maansi
Check out the Win32 API call "FindFirstChangeNotification". I'm sure
someone has probably got a wrapper class for it on codeproject.com
Regards,
PJ Naughter
Naughter Software
Mail: pjna at naughter.com
Web: www.naughter.com
Hotmail/MSN Messenger: pjnaughter at hotmail.com
Thanks, this would do the job.
"PJ Naughter" <pj**@naughter.com> wrote in message
news:le********************************@4ax.com... On Tue, 5 Jul 2005 15:30:23 +0530, "Maansi Sanghi"
<ma**********@abosoftware.com> wrote:
Hello,
I am searching for a class that would listen to a directory and raise an
event /notification in case of file addition, file deletion modification
etc.
.NET has a FileSystemWatcher class for this. I would to right now avoid
using a .NET class for my application. Does anyone know of a similar
classin VC 6.0 libraries.
Regards,
Maansi
Check out the Win32 API call "FindFirstChangeNotification". I'm sure
someone has probably got a wrapper class for it on codeproject.com
Regards,
PJ Naughter
Naughter Software
Mail: pjna at naughter.com
Web: www.naughter.com
Hotmail/MSN Messenger: pjnaughter at hotmail.com
Thanks, this would do the job.
"PJ Naughter" <pj**@naughter.com> wrote in message
news:le********************************@4ax.com... On Tue, 5 Jul 2005 15:30:23 +0530, "Maansi Sanghi"
<ma**********@abosoftware.com> wrote:
Hello,
I am searching for a class that would listen to a directory and raise an
event /notification in case of file addition, file deletion modification
etc.
.NET has a FileSystemWatcher class for this. I would to right now avoid
using a .NET class for my application. Does anyone know of a similar
classin VC 6.0 libraries.
Regards,
Maansi
Check out the Win32 API call "FindFirstChangeNotification". I'm sure
someone has probably got a wrapper class for it on codeproject.com
Regards,
PJ Naughter
Naughter Software
Mail: pjna at naughter.com
Web: www.naughter.com
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