Keven Miller writes:

>Jeff mentions:
>>True. AIFSYSWIDEGET supports a list of items and it is easy to add
>more.
>>Is there demand for a non-PM version of this AIF for directory
>>traversing?
>>
>>Jeff Vance, CSY
>
>A Non-PM approach would be nice.

HPFOPEN can open directories:

   int dirReadAccess = 9;
   int oldDomain = 1;
   int newDomain = 0;
   int createDomain = 4;
   int directoryType = 9;
   int directoryFormat = 10;
   char posixDirName[256];

   char   osFileName[256];
   int    fileNumber;
   int    errorNumber;

   ...

   HPFOPEN(&fileNumber, &errorNumber, 2, osFileName, 3, (char *)
&createDomain,
                      6, (char *) &directoryFormat, 10, (char *)
&directoryType,

                      11, (char *) &dirReadAccess);

This code is used to create a new POSIX directory, but can also be used
to open one for read access. When read, a directory produces one filename
per FREAD.

-- Bruce


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