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autopilot	Posted - 03/18/2009 : 08:43:53 AM Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): 7.5 SR6 Operating System: WinXPPro Hello, In order to import the data from files, I need to know the file names in advance. But what if I do not know the files name? Is there any command to read the file names?
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rlewis	Posted - 03/23/2009 : 6:27:06 PM May be a bit tricky with LabTalk ... However, if willing to try OriginC there are functions like FindFile, FindFiles, FindFirstFile, FindNextFile, GetFileNames, GetFilenamesInFolder, etc which will do what you want.
autopilot	Posted - 03/23/2009 : 4:56:53 PM Thank you very much for the reply, however, this script uses the open dialog window, but I need to automatically load all available files without dialog... Cheers
rlewis	Posted - 03/20/2009 : 03:20:26 AM The following is an example of a LT script that can be used to browse for a file ... before acting upon it run.section(file.ogs,Init); FDLOG.numTypes=1; FDLOG.type1$=[User Data .].; FDLOG.Dlgname$=Select one or more User Data Files; if (FDLOG.multiopen()==0/0) return 1; MyCounts=FDLOG.multiopen.count; for (k=1;k<=MyCounts;k+=1) { Fdlog.get(A,k); // %A now contains the path to the first data file // do something with %A };

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