Re: Recursive touching... Whoo hoo!

["Carel Teijgeler" <coteijgeler@xxxxxxxxx>]

Joe,

I do not really understand, what you want, but there is an API 
(Qp0lProcessSubtree) that list the contents of an IFS follder.

Gene Gaunt gave an example programme (Explorer), published in Midrange 
Computing.

Another example can be found in our very own Harry Potter book, the Sorcerer's 
Guide.

Perhaps that is what you are looking for, RPG wise.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler

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On 14-5-04 at 11:21 William Washington III wrote:

>I'm not a java-guy (yet), but the RPG or CL way I have used is to use some
>QSH commands and pipe the information to a temporary file, then process the 
>temporary file in RPG.
> 
>Example:
>in CL:
>CRTPF FILE(tmplib/tmpfile)
>CHGVAR &cmd ('cd /filepath/ && ls *.ext >
>/qsys.lib/tmplib.lib/tmpfile.file/tmpmbr.mbr')
>STRQSH CMD(&CMD)
> 
>This will place the contents of everything in the IFS directory specified
>by the filepath with extension .ext into the temporary file.
> 
>Next, just open an RPG program with the temporary file overridden and
>process.  You will probably want to make a command that calls the CL program 
>to do the work.
> 
>I've simplified this process, but not by much.  Look in a QSHELL reference
>for switches on the ls command.  I think this will get you going...
>
>from: "Joe Pluta" 
>subject: Recursive touching... Whoo hoo!
>
>What's the easiest programmatic way to touch a file in the IFS? I
>wanted to do "touch *.jsp" in a folder, and I get the dreaded "too many
>arguments" error, because there are too many files in the folder (don't
>get me started on how stupid this is).
>
>So, now I'd like some suggestions on the simplest way to:
>
>1. Touch a single file
>2. Specify a folder and touch every JSP in that folder and all its
>subfolders.
>
>A straightforward multi-step process using temporary files and standard
>shell commands is an acceptable possibility. Simple code for doing it
>from RPG is also fine.
>
>Last place option is a Java program.