Step 1:
Create a powershell file named as loopfiles.ps1 (you can simply create a new text file and rename it as loopfiles.ps1).
Step 2:
Open the loopfiles.ps1 file and paste the following and save it:
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$fso = new-object -com scripting.filesystemobject
$folder = $fso.getfolder("C:\temp")
foreach ($f in $folder.files) {
$f.path >> filesvisited.txt
$c = Get-Content $f.path
}
############################
Step 3:
Right click on the loopfiles.ps1 and select Run with Powershell.
At the end, one should have an output file (filesvisited.txt) with the names of the files in the current folder.
Is there anyway to do this within the QV script without needing to use Powershell and a generated text file?
ReplyDeleteMay be, it can be done with a vbscript macro on QV, but I did not try it.
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