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Scraping, Parsing, and API Use VIII

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: scraping, parsing, api, DirWalker

Counting the number of files in a directory and its subdirectories with DirWalker

Read more | Comments (0) | Dec 18, 2017

Fine-tuning Our Jumplist

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: DirWalker, Jumplist

Handling the problem of duplicate event invocation

Read more | Comments (0) | Feb 26, 2014

A Jumplist with DirWalker

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: DirWalker, Jumplist

Add a navigation Jumplist to the DirWalker Output

Read more | Comments (0) | Feb 24, 2014

More DirWalker

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: DirWalker

Use DirWalker to produce a valuable report on MODX System Events

Read more | Comments (0) | Feb 21, 2014

Extending DirWalker

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: DirWalker, extending

Extending the DirWalker class to perform custom processing on files as they are found

Read more | Comments (0) | Feb 19, 2014

DirWalker -- A Class to Traverse Directories

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: DirWalker, directories, scandir, recursive, traverse, search

Recursively traverse directories and list or process every file found

Read more | Comments (0) | Feb 14, 2014




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