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Old April 26th, 2004, 07:03 AM
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Question Searching through files

Hi,
I want to develop a windows based desktop application, which is based on the searching pattern as provided by the windows itself.
the features I want are:
  • Providing the containing text.
  • it should list down the file as it gets the positive result from a file having that word.
  • And I should be able to open the file as soon as it gets listed down.
I don;t know where to start from. and one more thing i m developing it in VB 6
if anyone can help me, i'll be thankful

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1: get search text & directory from user
2: get listing of directory
3: for each file:
4a: if it's a directory, repeat step 2
4b: if it's a file, open it, look for the word, add it to your list if found, close file
5: display list to user

Search programs are among the easiest to create, though each language does directory listings differently.
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try to use Windows API, instead of building from scratch

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