GetDirectories2

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

Syntax

FileSystem.GetDirectories2(Directory, SearchOption)

FileSystem.GetDirectories2(Directory, SearchOption, Wildcard [, Wildcard...])

Parameters

	Directory	String, input
		Name and path of directory.
	SearchOption	Enumeration, input
		Whether to include subfolders. Default is SearchTopLevelOnly.
	Wildcards	String(s), input
		One or more patterns to match names.

Remarks

	SearchOption
	SearchOption.SearchAllSubDirectories	Search the specified directory and all subdirectories within it. Default.
	SearchOption.SearchTopLevelOnly	Search only the specified directory and exclude subdirectories.

	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 GetDirectories2(SpecialDirectories.MyDocuments & "\FlexSoftware\Flex Terminal Emulator", SearchOption.SearchTopLevelOnly, "*")

Msgbox name

End Sub