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FileNames
FileNames[
] lists all files in the current working directory.
FileNames["
form
"] lists all files in the current working directory whose names match the string pattern form.
FileNames[
"
",
"
", ... 
] lists all files whose names match any of the  .
FileNames[
forms
,
"
",
"
", ... 
] lists files with names matching forms in any of the directories  .
FileNames[
forms
,
dirs
,
n
] includes files that are in subdirectories up to n levels down.
The string pattern "
form
" can contain the metacharacters specified in Section A.3.13.
FileNames["*"] is equivalent to FileNames[
].
FileNames[
forms
,
dirs
,
Infinity] looks for files in all subdirectories of the dirs.
The list of files returned by FileNames is sorted in the order generated by the function Sort.
FileNames[
forms
,
dirs
,
n
] includes names of directories only if they appear exactly at level n.
The forms must be names of files only, not including any directory information. Thus, for example, FileNames["../*"] will not work. Instead FileNames["*",
".."] is the appropriate form.
Setting the option IgnoreCase
->
True makes FileNames treat lower- and upper-case letters in file names as equivalent.
On operating systems such as MS-DOS, FileNames always treats lower- and upper-case letters in file names as equivalent.
See the Mathematica book: Section 1.11.2, Section 2.11.4.
See also: Directory, FileType.
Related package: Utilities`Package`.
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