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ru_pro Posted - 07/19/2000 : 4:37:00 PM
Is it possible to restrict
doc -e W {} to operate only within the current subfolder? For example, the following script returns names of all wks in a project.

i=1;
doc -e W
{
names_wks[i]$=%H;
i+=1;
}
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Barb Tobias Posted - 07/24/2000 : 8:45:00 PM
This has not yet been implemented but we are hopeful it will be included in a future release. We will notify you when the feature becomes available.
CStorey Posted - 07/20/2000 : 8:56:00 PM
I asked a similar question a while ago and at that point it was not possible to use scripts to control the Explorer Folders. They mentioned that in future versions it would be. I would also like to be able to create folders from scripts and move wks & plots into them. Let's hope it gets into the next version.

Craig Storey

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