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Germany
Posted 08 May 2013 - 01:18 PM
Search will simply find any lost files.
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Program usage:
<filename>[.filetype]
in shell:
search <filename>[.filetype]
API usage:
It will return true if the file exists.
programName is the file name or the string before the first dot, eg pootis.spencer.txt;
programType is the file type or the string after the last dot, eg pootis.spencer.txt;
programPath is simply the path where the file is.
search.getProgramType(path)
It will return the following variables:
programName is the file name or the string before the first dot, eg pootis.spencer.txt;
programType is the file type or the string after the last dot, eg pootis.spencer.txt;
programPath is simply the path where the file is.
Download:
I guess there are some bugs, so please write them down here…</filename></filename></required>
You can use this API of course, but if you publish a program using it, please credit me ;)/>/>/>
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Program usage:
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<required> [optional]<filename>[.filetype]
in shell:
search <filename>[.filetype]
API usage:
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search.lookFor(fileName)It will return true if the file exists.
programName is the file name or the string before the first dot, eg pootis.spencer.txt;
programType is the file type or the string after the last dot, eg pootis.spencer.txt;
programPath is simply the path where the file is.
search.getProgramType(path)
It will return the following variables:
programName is the file name or the string before the first dot, eg pootis.spencer.txt;
programType is the file type or the string after the last dot, eg pootis.spencer.txt;
programPath is simply the path where the file is.
Download:
I guess there are some bugs, so please write them down here…</filename></filename></required>
You can use this API of course, but if you publish a program using it, please credit me ;)/>/>/>
