Filename filters used to exclude files in selected directories. Must point to a null-delimited string set, terminated by a double-null. If not used, initialize to 0. Filename filters containing a slash (/ or \) are matched against the full path and filename. Filename filters without a slash (/ or \) are matched against only the filename.
Filename filters to apply to files in the directories selected. Must point to a null-delimited string set, terminated by a double-null. If not used, initialize to 0. Filename filters containing a slash (/ or \) are matched against the full path and filename. Filename filters without a slash (/ or \) are matched against only the filename.
Filename filters used to exclude files in selected directories. Must point to a null-delimited string set, terminated by a double-null. If not used, initialize to 0. Filename filters containing a slash (/ or \) are matched against the full path and filename. Filename filters without a slash (/ or \) are matched against only the filename.
Filename filters to apply to files in the directories selected. Must point to a null-delimited string set, terminated by a double-null. If not used, initialize to 0. Filename filters containing a slash (/ or \) are matched against the full path and filename. Filename filters without a slash (/ or \) are matched against only the filename.
fileListName provides a way to simply pass a list of files to search or index.
Alternatively, the calling program can ask dtSearch to list the files in one directory (the dir member) or in a list of directories (the dirListName member), using the supplied include and exclude filters.
To specify a directory and all subdirectories, add a <+> symbol at the end, like this: C:DOCS<+>