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12Me21Created:
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View and search for files.

Instructions:

Type the regex to search for. and press enter lumage Use the d-pad/circle pad to scroll, and B to go back.

Notes:

Reserved file names (CON, PRN, NUL, LPT1, COM3, etc.) won't break it.
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snail_#1
Doesn't support the . folder but otherwise pretty good
12Me21#2
Replying to:snail_
Doesn't support the . folder but otherwise pretty good
FILES "//" can't detect the . folder, and it doesn't even show up in the built in file viewer. EDIT: oh, FILES "folder/" won't cause an error if the folder doesn't exist... hmm.. I guess I could use that to detect if the . folder has any files in it, but not if it exists... EDIT2: oh, FILES without a string array behaves differently if there aren't any files in a folder, so I could use CHKCHR to detect if the . folder exists. 
CLS
FILES "./"
IF CHKCHR(0,0)=ASC("-") THEN '. folder exists
snail_#3
Replying to:snail_
Doesn't support the . folder but otherwise pretty good
The . folder always (at least as of the current version) exists, it's built in and nobody knows why. But checking if it does in fact exist I guess future proofs you for the event it gets removed. You can still use it as a normal folder though (for the most part) so why not support it lol
12Me21#4
Replying to:snail_
Doesn't support the . folder but otherwise pretty good
How did you find out about this?
snail_#5
Replying to:snail_
Doesn't support the . folder but otherwise pretty good
I don't even remember
12Me21#6
I'm making an update that detects illegal project names (CON, PRN, AUX, NUL, COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4, LPT1, LPT2, LPT3, and LPT4) so it doesn't break.
Syberyn#7
This is amazing THANK YOU SO MUCH
12Me21#8
I just released a new version. The main difference is the input (easier to see now) and the project name (you'll see...)
12Me21#9
I found another problem; FILES will also error when used on a project with
Spoiler"@"
in the name (even though this is supported by SAVE and LOAD (but not PROJECT) I guess I could make a new version that checks for this
Micalobia#10
Replying to:12Me21
I found another problem; FILES will also error when used on a project with
Spoiler"@"
in the name (even though this is supported by SAVE and LOAD (but not PROJECT) I guess I could make a new version that checks for this
Why did you make a spoiler for that?
12Me21#11
Replying to:12Me21
I found another problem; FILES will also error when used on a project with
Spoiler"@"
in the name (even though this is supported by SAVE and LOAD (but not PROJECT) I guess I could make a new version that checks for this
oops I meant to make that an icode lol
MZ952#12
Could I reverse engineer this program so that I can incorporate it in my program as a file searching engine (with a great UI btw)? Of course, crediting the code to your name and whatnot, I will do.
12Me21#13
Replying to:MZ952
Could I reverse engineer this program so that I can incorporate it in my program as a file searching engine (with a great UI btw)? Of course, crediting the code to your name and whatnot, I will do.
sure
Mr_Mo#14
Replying to:snail_
Doesn't support the . folder but otherwise pretty good
You say that the '.' folder is built in, but I cant see it on the built in file viewer; How would one even go about storing, and retreving files from this folder, if you cant see it in the file viewer?
12Me21#15
Replying to:snail_
Doesn't support the . folder but otherwise pretty good
I think you can use PROJECT "."
Mr_Mo#16
Replying to:snail_
Doesn't support the . folder but otherwise pretty good
oh, thx! :)
HTV04#17
One question, how did you get the project name to be .FILE? Two reasons I know this isn't a normal name for a project is because "." dosen't appear on the keyboard when entering a project name, and when viewing files in the top menu, a back arrow appears in the .FILE folder's place. Is this intended?
hakke#18
Replying to:HTV04
One question, how did you get the project name to be .FILE? Two reasons I know this isn't a normal name for a project is because "." dosen't appear on the keyboard when entering a project name, and when viewing files in the top menu, a back arrow appears in the .FILE folder's place. Is this intended?
I think he made it with homebrew.
MasterR3C0RD#19
Replying to:HTV04
One question, how did you get the project name to be .FILE? Two reasons I know this isn't a normal name for a project is because "." dosen't appear on the keyboard when entering a project name, and when viewing files in the top menu, a back arrow appears in the .FILE folder's place. Is this intended?
Probably with the SAVE command
hakke#20
Replying to:HTV04
One question, how did you get the project name to be .FILE? Two reasons I know this isn't a normal name for a project is because "." dosen't appear on the keyboard when entering a project name, and when viewing files in the top menu, a back arrow appears in the .FILE folder's place. Is this intended?
He talks about the project name
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