exists or similar command to work like grep on file system files
James Flanagan
James at Flantec.com
Thu Feb 13 07:48:58 PST 2014
Ken,
no, it does not matter what i put the PRGNAME field, as you can see here: Thanks,
*** A filePro Error Has Occurred ***
Input Processing
Line Number: 419
user kenbrody = /flantec/scripts/findphoto
^
Process contains a syntax error at position indicated.
James Flanagan
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On Feb 13, 2014, at 9:21 AM, James Flanagan <James at Flantec.com> wrote:
> Ok, after reviewing the suggestions of how to do what i am trying to accomplish, it does not appear that OPENDIR will meet my needs, but the USER command looks very promising.
>
> However, even after looking at the examples and reviewing the manual for syntax, i cannot quite figure out how to use the command. it seems to error on the PRGNAME label. Thank you very much in advance.
>
> ::user prog = "/flantec/scripts/findphoto":
>
>
> *** A filePro Error Has Occurred ***
>
> Input Processing
> Line Number: 418
>
> user prog = "/flantec/scripts/findphoto"
> ^
> Process contains a syntax error at position indicated.
>
>
> James Flanagan
> Flantec.com
>
> email: James at Flantec.com
> mobile: 760-458-8498
> home: 219-221-6219
> text: 7604588498 at txt.att.net
>
> aim: Flantec
> oovoo: Flantec
> Skype: Flantec
> ichat: Flantec at mac.com
>
> home: 1901 Cidermill Road
> Michigan City, IN 46360
>
> On Feb 12, 2014, at 9:54 AM, Kenneth Brody <kenbrody at spamcop.net> wrote:
>
>> On 2/11/2014 11:19 PM, James Flanagan wrote:
>>> Server: FreeBSD 9.2 Filepro: 5.7.0.4
>>>
>>> I am looking a way to have filepro verify whether a file exists using
>>> only a partial file name (like grep). This will be used with photographs
>>> from all sorts of cameras so instead of trying to account for every
>>> possible camera filename structure, i would like to be able to supply
>>> filepro with 3-4 numbers and a directory and have filepro determine if a
>>> file with that number exists in a file name. that will be accurate
>>> enough for what i need the code to do.
>> [...]
>>> [root at filepro a]# ls
>>> IMGP0997.JPG IMGP0999.JPG IMGP1001.JPG IMGP1003.JPG
>>> IMGP0998.JPG IMGP1000.JPG IMGP1002.JPG IMGP1004.JPG
>>>
>>> ::aa="0998": :exists("/tmp/a/*"{aa{"*") eq "1":msgbox aa<"exists":
>> [...]
>>
>> As you see, EXISTS() needs a filename, not a wildcard mask.
>>
>> Check out OPENDIR().
>>
>> --
>> Kenneth Brody
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