OpenEuphoria

1. RE: Reading from Network Drive

• Posted by Brian Broker <bkb at cnw.com> Aug 17, 2004
• 482 views

cklester wrote:
> 
> Guillermo Bonvehi wrote:
> > 
> > I usually connected it as a shared drive, i don't know how it's called 
> > on English,
> > but is basically assing the shared folder a driver letter like Z:, then 
> > access the
> > files like open("Z:\\lala.txt","r")
> 
> I think you're talking about drive mapping, and I didn't want to have to
> do that if I didn't have to do that. :)

Your choices are to either map the drive ("net use z: 
\\WinXP1\templates") to use Euphoria's dir().  You could do this 
programatically using system() (and later delete the mapping with "net 
use z: \delete").  Or you could use Euman's "alternative to dir()":  
dir2("\\\\WinXP1\\templates").

-- Brian

3. RE: Reading from Network Drive

• Posted by Rolf Schr�der <Rolf.Schroeder at desy.de> Aug 18, 2004
• 478 views

Carl,

you don't have to use drive mappings! Look at the following example:

---------------------------------------------
include file.e                  -- dir()
object x
x = dir("\\\\REMOTE_PC\\C$\\DIRNAME")
---------------------------------------------

will return the DIRNAME-content if the remote machine, drive, and dir
is existing and permitted.

Have a nice day, Rolf

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5. RE: Reading from Network Drive

• Posted by Brian Broker <bkb at cnw.com> Aug 18, 2004
• 473 views

OtterDad wrote:
> 
> could be an XP thing - i use NT and i do network dirs() literally 
> hundreds of times each day - make sure you quadruple backslash the 
> system name, i.e.  \\<name-goes-here> needs to read 
> a=dir("\\\\<name-goes-here>\\")
> 
> Yours, OtterDad
> 

Must be an XP thing then because I get -1 whether I do 
dir("\\\\server\\share") or dir("\\\\server\\share\\")

but "dir \\server\share" at cmd prompt works just fine...

-- Brian

7. RE: Reading from Network Drive

• Posted by Brian Broker <bkb at cnw.com> Aug 19, 2004
• 468 views

Rolf Schr=F6der wrote:
>=20
> Brian Broker wrote:
> >=20
> > OtterDad wrote:
> > >=20
> > > could be an XP thing - i use NT and i do network dirs() literally=20
> > > hundreds of times each day - make sure you quadruple backslash the=
=20
> > > system name, i.e.  \\<name-goes-here> needs to read=20
> > > a=dir("\\\\<name-goes-here>\\")
> > >=20
> > > Yours, OtterDad
> > >=20
> >=20
> > Must be an XP thing then because I get -1 whether I do=20
> > dir("\\\\server\\share") or dir("\\\\server\\share\\")
> >=20
> > but "dir \\server\share" at cmd prompt works just fine...
> >=20
>=20
> It's not an XP thing! By the way: does it run under EXW (and
> not under EX)?
> All my progs are binded with 'bindw' and are running under XP.
>=20
> Have a nice day, Rolf
>=20
> --

Interesting... here's my test program:

include file.e

? dir( "\\\\server\\share\\" )

I tested it with exwc.exe and ex.exe and both returned -1.  And it's not=
=20
a permissions thing because I'm Admin on the server in question and OS=20
'dir' works fine...

So what am I doing wrong?

-- Brian

9. RE: Reading from Network Drive

• Posted by Brian Broker <bkb at cnw.com> Aug 19, 2004
• 479 views
• Last edited Aug 20, 2004

cklester wrote:
> 
> Brian Broker wrote:
> > OtterDad wrote:
> > > could be an XP thing - i use NT and i do network dirs() literally 
> > > hundreds of times each day - make sure you quadruple backslash the 
> > > system name, i.e.  \\<name-goes-here> needs to read 
> > > a=dir("\\\\<name-goes-here>\\")
> > 
> > Must be an XP thing then because I get -1 whether I do 
> > dir("\\\\server\\share") or dir("\\\\server\\share\\")
> > 
> > but "dir \\server\share" at cmd prompt works just fine...
> 
> I'm on a Win 2000 box and can't get a dir("\\winxp1\templates") from
> a WinXP box using Euphoria. However, dir at the command prompt works 
> fine.
> 
> So what's up with that?! :)
> 

Are you asking me?  I have no idea since I can't get it to work either.  
However, in your case I'd at least try:
dir("\\\\winxp1\\templates") or dir("\\\\winxp1\\templates\\") before 
deciding it doesn't work.

-- Brian

11. RE: Reading from Network Drive

• Posted by Rolf Schröder <Rolf.Schroeder at desy.de> Aug 20, 2004
• 496 views

Hi Brian, the following example code works under EXW.EXE on my NT-PC:

--------------------------------------------------------
include file.e
include get.e
integer k
? dir("\\\\adhome.win.desy.de\\rolf$\\www\\robots.txt")
k = wait_key()
--------------------------------------------------------

Check carefully the path!! Is is realy existing?

Rolf


Brian Broker wrote:
> 
> Rolf Schr=F6der wrote:
> >=20
> > Brian Broker wrote:
> > >=20
> > > OtterDad wrote:
> > > >=20
> > > > could be an XP thing - i use NT and i do network dirs() literally=20
> > > > hundreds of times each day - make sure you quadruple backslash the=
> =20
> > > > system name, i.e.  \\<name-goes-here> needs to read=20
> > > > a=dir("\\\\<name-goes-here>\\")
> > > >=20
> > > > Yours, OtterDad
> > > >=20
> > >=20
> > > Must be an XP thing then because I get -1 whether I do=20
> > > dir("\\\\server\\share") or dir("\\\\server\\share\\")
> > >=20
> > > but "dir \\server\share" at cmd prompt works just fine...
> > >=20
> >=20
> > It's not an XP thing! By the way: does it run under EXW (and
> > not under EX)?
> > All my progs are binded with 'bindw' and are running under XP.
> >=20
> > Have a nice day, Rolf
> >=20
> > --
> 
> Interesting... here's my test program:
> }}}
<eucode>
> include file.e
> 
> ? dir( "\\\\server\\share\\" )
> </eucode>
{{{

> 
> I tested it with exwc.exe and ex.exe and both returned -1.  And it's not=
> =20
> a permissions thing because I'm Admin on the server in question and OS=20
> 'dir' works fine...
> 
> So what am I doing wrong?
> 
> -- Brian
> 
> 


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13. RE: Reading from Network Drive

• Posted by Brian Broker <bkb at cnw.com> Aug 20, 2004
• 464 views

Rolf Schr=F6der wrote:
>=20
> May be it's of interest to state: In case you want to get
> dir-information from the root, I have to write "*.*", otherwise dir()
> will return -1. Look at the following example, the root-dir from drive=
=20
> D$
> on PC 'MSTBBMEDIA', member of domain 'desy.de':
>=20

That's it!  In fact, just adding a '*' does it...

include file.e
? dir( "\\\\server\\share\\*" )

Thanks Rolf,
-- Brian