| Posted: 02 Dec 2009 21:29 | ||
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| does it work | ||
| Posted: 02 Dec 2009 21:31 | ||
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Are there examples of how this functions
manual is not very clear |
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| Posted: 02 Dec 2009 21:39 | ||
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NEVER MIND FIGURED IT OUT
#ftprename local, "G:\\Backups\\Harley_75_Live\\testfile.txt", "G:\\Backups\\Harley_75_Live\\Harley_75_Live.txt"; #rename local file ftpsetpath local, "g:\\"; ftpgetlist local, @my_list; #get the listing of the current local working path foreach $item in @my_list begin print "item name is ", $item.name; end ftpwildcardmatch "test", "*.txt", "i"; #case insensitive wildcard match if success eq ftpresult begin print "command: ftprunprogram; argument: ", ~my_var, "; status: pass;"; end |
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| Posted: 06 Feb 2010 00:40 | ||
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| Yes, the command lists the contents of the currently selected local or remote folder. | ||
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