Matthew Wilson popped back in to D-Land long enough to announce a new release of his “recursive ls” library. The short list of fixes/changes from the NG post:
Notable additions to core are:
+ supports “~” for representing home directory to search/stat functions
+ Recls_SearchFeedback() – provides callbacks, throughout searching, for
each directory traversed
+ Recls_GetSelectedRoots() – gets the host system roots according to
type (fixed, network, optical, …)
+ Recls_CombinePaths() – combines path fragments
+ Recls_DeriveRelativePath() – determines the path of an target path
relative to an origin path
+ Recls_SqueezePath() – squeezes paths, using …, into fixed maximum
width
+ RECLS_F_USE_TILDE_ON_NO_SEARCHROOT flag – assumes home directory if
NULL
+ RECLS_F_IGNORE_HIDDEN_ENTRIES_ON_WIN32 flag – skips hidden files on
Win32 (UNIX support in next version)
The long list and download links are at over at the recls download page.
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