The contents of a folder can be listed and stored into a user specified list name. Each item in the list can then be individually accessed. The ftpgetlist command can be used to obtain a listing of the current working path. The predefined keywords local or remote are used to specify either the local or remote system. The recurse level determines the number of levels of subfolders that need to be listed. If no recurse level is specified, it is set to 1 by default and lists only the top level files and folders in the current working path. Setting the recurse level to 0 will create a recursive listing of all subfolders in the current working path. A user specified list name is used to store the listing result. The ftpresult predefined status flag is set to the predefined constant success if the command completed successfully.

ftpgetlist <keywords: local, remote>, <list name>, <recurse level>;

ftpgetlist local, @local_list; #get the listing of the current local working path

ftpgetlist remote, @remote_list; #get the listing of the current remote working path

ftpgetlist remote, @remote_list, 0; #get recursive listing of the current remote working path

ftpgetlist remote, @remote_list, 3; #get up to 3 levels of listings of the current remote working path