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DESCRIPTION
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TFindFile
is a non-visual component, which can be used for
locating files or folders in the file system and directory
tree. An extensive set of options are available. TFinFile
can locate files or folders by name, location, size, creation
date and time, last modification date and time, last access
date and time, or the content. In addition, TFindFile can
use a separate thread for the search process.
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WHAT'S
NEW
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Version 3.54 (January 24, 2006)
A new criteria for managing Windows NT file attributes is added. Also, the file size criteria is fixed to support huge file sizes. |
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Version 3.52 (January 18, 2006)
A memory leak bug is fixed. |
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Version 3.51 (February 25, 2006)
A potential deadlock while aborting the search is fixed. |
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Version 3.50 (July 26, 2005)
The ANSI string matching issue is fixed. |
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Version
3.40 (May 20, 2004)
The new property WholeWord added to the content criteria,
and file content search algorithm optimized for a faster
search. In addition, for a better threaded search, now
the code of OnFileMatch and OnFolderChange event handlers
run inside the search threat, not in the main VCL thread. |
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Version
3.32 (May 7, 2004)
Bug in file content search algorithm fixed. |
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Version
3.31 (April 23, 2004)
Bug in comparing file attributes fixed. |
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Version
3.30 (April 10, 2004)
UNC path support added and a bug in comparing file
attributes fixed. |
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Version
3.22 (March 21, 2003)
A bug in Min/Max folder level criteria was fixed. |
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Version
3.21 (January 13, 2003)
One more bug fixed. |
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Version
3.20 (November 24, 2002)
In the previous release I added directory level criterion
but I missed to add read-only property CurrentLevel. In
addition to that, the parameter definition of OnFolderChange
event is modified. Now, using IgnoreFolder parameter of
this event, you can ignore searching inside a folder,
subfolders of the folder, or both. |
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Version
3.10 (November 17, 2002)
New properties MinLevel and MaxLevel added to file criteria.
Using these properties, the component can search only
within the specified directory levels. |
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Version
3.02 (August 25, 2002)
Only some minor changes in the classes interface. |
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Version
3.01 (August 1, 2002)
In this release, a bug in the file attribute criteria
was fixed and the text lookup function was optimized.
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Version
3.00 (May 4, 2002)
In this version, the structure of properties and events
has changed, the search speed was increased, and specifying
a target file is more flexible than before. Please read
the readme file for more details.
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Version
2.30 (March 7, 2002)
A bug in the folders lookup was fixed when their name
began with a dot. In addition, the component can now accept
multiple files as a target in the filename property. |
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DOWNLOAD
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findfile.zip
(23KB)
Component's source code, documentation, and a sample application
that demonstrates the component's usage. |
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UTILIZED IN
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FLG
FLG is a free File List Generator by Kai
Michelsen. It searches the directory tree for the
files with the requested criteria and produces a list
in HTML format. |
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QualiKEY
QualiKEY is the ultimate on-screen Keyboard which allows users with mobility impairments to type data directly into any Windows Applications.
Instead of pushing keys on a real keyboard, simply point and click on QualiKEY on your computer screen. With QualiKEY you can directly control any Windows application, run and close applications, manage the tasks, shut down the computer, manage you own Start Menu, check the on-line help and much more. |
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Xinorbis
Xinorbis is a simple but powerful hard disk analyser written by Paul Alan Freshney. Using a sophisticated mix of graphs, tables and tree displays, it gives the user a complete overview of the contents of a hard disk (or directory). It makes it easy to see the contents, structure and file distribution and file composition of a whole hard disk, directory, or mapped network drive. Includes full report creation. |
If
you have used TFindFile in your product, and
you would like your product to be listed here, please send
a link to your application's homepage and a brief description
about it to me via e-mail.
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