GetDirectories

Returns a collection of strings representing the path names of sub-directories within a directory.

Syntax

FileSystem.GetDirectories(Directory)

Parameters

	Directory	String, input
		Name and path of directory.

Remarks

	SpecialDirectories
	AllUsersApplicationData	Gets a path name pointing to the Application Data directory for all users.
	CurrentUserApplicationData	Gets a path name pointing to the Application Data directory for the current user.
	Desktop	Gets a path name pointing to the Desktop directory.
	MyDocuments	Gets a path name pointing to the My Documents directory
	MyMusic	Gets a path name pointing to the My Music directory.
	MyPictures	Gets a path name pointing to the My Pictures directory.
	ProgramFiles	Gets a path name pointing to the Program Files directory.
	Programs	Gets a path name pointing to the Programs directory.
	Temp	Gets a path name pointing to the Temp directory.

Example

This example shows all the sub-directories of the Flex Terminal Emulator user data directory:

Sub Main()

For Each name In GetDirectories(SpecialDirectories.MyDocuments & "\FlexSoftware\Flex Terminal Emulator")

Msgbox name

End Sub