Autoit All Files In Dir

When i run this script, it puts a '1' in the list box and throws my cpu to about 60. It's usually about 20 (I just re-formatted)Actually, with this code it does nothing with the list boxAnyone know whats wrong?EDIT: I got the first file working, just not next file $search = ( '.' ); GUI generated with Koda $Form1 = ( 'AForm1', 516, 574, 192, 125 ) $List1 = ( ', 48, 16, 401, 500, - 1, $WSEXCLIENTEDGE ) $Button1 = ( 'refresh', 120, 536, 273, 25 ) ( ) 1 $msg = ( ) $msg = $GUIEVENTCLOSE $msg = $Button1 ( $List1, $search ) $search = 1 ( $List1, ( $search ) )Thanks all,Codemyster Edited July 27, 2006 by codemyster. $search = ( 'dir /b Files.log' ); GUI generated with Koda $Form1 = ( 'AForm1', 516, 574, 192, 125 ) $List1 = ( ', 48, 16, 401, 500, - 1, $WSEXCLIENTEDGE ) $Button1 = ( 'refresh', 120, 536, 273, 25 ) ( ) 1 $msg = ( ) $msg = $GUIEVENTCLOSE $msg = $button1 $file = ( 'Files.log', 0 ) 1 $line = ( $file ) = - 1 ( $list1, $line ).your just listing the files right?//edit: Are you specifically needing to use the FileFind functions? The great logo quiz. Because this works just as good with -2% hassle Edited July 27, 2006 by B3TASCR1PT3R.

Autoit All Files In Dir

The AutoIt FileFindFirstFile function is used to search for files and directories.The search string is not case sensitive.The. wildcard means zero or more files, while the question mark? Means zero or one file. will return a list of both files and directories. Wildcards can only be used in the filename, or the file extension parts.Using a 3-char extension will match any files beginning with those 3 characters, but using 2-char extensions will only list files with exactly that. This means that you might want to filter the result further with regular expressions.The below script will return all.au3 files in the same directory as the script it self, and then close the search handle using the function.$search = FileFindFirstFile('.au3')While 1Local $file = FileFindNextFile($search)If @error Then ExitLoopMsgBox(4096, 'File:', $file)WEndFileClose($search).

I have two machines Server A and Server B, and I want to copy all the files and folder tree from Server A to Server B using PowerShell. I have tried the command given below, but it copies only the files in the folder and does not create the folder tree.