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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Loading Images (a lot of 'em)

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claudio
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Posted: 4th Feb 2009 05:22
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I am creating an interactive map of a facility. It requires a lot of "Rollover" images and I was wondering if there is a quicker way to load my images into the program then loading each one individually. For example, is it possible to have DBPro look at a specified folder, read all the image files in that folder, and then load them all into the program?

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Rudolpho
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Posted: 4th Feb 2009 11:09
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You will still have to load them individually, but you can loop through the contents of a folder (and its subfolders as well, if you wish), loading all image files you find in there, if that is what you're looking for?

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BatVink
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PERFORM CHECKLIST FOR FILES

This command will output the contents of the current working directory to a checklist. The command provides a convenient way to store the contents of a directory without using additional data structures, but does tie up the checklist when in use. Use the CHECKLIST commands in the SYSTEM command set to access the checklist.

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Rudolpho
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True, but that has (at least it did have, haven't used checklists for years) a limit of 255 items.
If you want something more "fit-for-all-purposes", I'd suggest you to look into the find first and find next commands. They make file searching really swift once you get used to them

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