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| Title | List all of a directory's subdirectories |
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| Keywords | list, directory, subdirectories |
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| Categories | Files & Directories |
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Use the Dir command. Note that Dir is not recursive so you cannot use it to search a subdirectory before you finish searching the parent directory. To work around this, the program stores directory names in a collection. When it finishes searching one directory, it examines the next one in the collection.
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Option Explicit
Private Sub CmdStart_Click()
Static running As Boolean
Dim AllDirs As New Collection
Dim next_dir As Integer
Dim dir_name As String
Dim sub_dir As String
Dim i As Integer
Dim txt As String
If running Then
running = False
CmdStart.Enabled = False
CmdStart.Caption = "Stopping"
Else
running = True
MousePointer = vbHourglass
CmdStart.Caption = "Stop"
OutText.Text = ""
DoEvents
next_dir = 1
AllDirs.Add StartText.Text ' Start here.
Do While next_dir <= AllDirs.Count
' Get the next directory to search.
dir_name = AllDirs(next_dir)
next_dir = next_dir + 1
' Read directories from dir_name.
sub_dir = Dir$(dir_name & "\*", vbDirectory)
Do While sub_dir <> ""
' Add the name to the list if
' it is a directory.
If UCase$(sub_dir) <> "PAGEFILE.SYS" And _
sub_dir <> "." And sub_dir <> ".." _
Then
sub_dir = dir_name & "\" & sub_dir
On Error Resume Next
If GetAttr(sub_dir) And vbDirectory _
Then AllDirs.Add sub_dir
End If
sub_dir = Dir$(, vbDirectory)
Loop
DoEvents
If Not running Then Exit Do
Loop
' Update the display.
txt = ""
For i = 1 To AllDirs.Count
txt = txt & AllDirs(i) & vbCrLf
Next i
OutText.Text = txt
MousePointer = vbDefault
CmdStart.Caption = "Start"
CmdStart.Enabled = True
running = False
End If
End Sub
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Formatted by
Neil Crosby
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