From:	"Tom St Denis" <tomstdenis AT yahoo DOT com>
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Subject:	Re: directory&files
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"Abacuc" <f DOT onorati AT tiscalinet DOT it> wrote in message
news:980qkc$lj0$1 AT pegasus DOT tiscalinet DOT it...
> How can i distinguish a file or a directory? And how can I know the
> extensions of the files (exe, com, jpg, etc.)?

Well you can "fopen" a file not a directory... hmm...

There is no ISO-C method for what you are asking.  If you are making DJGPP
specific requests research the "findfirst/findnext" functions.

Tom

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