Thread: Directory Tree Display Problem

  1. #1
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    Directory Tree Display Problem

    Code:
    void dirBrowser(char *curDir, int tab, int nA, int nI, int nS, int nT)
    {
    
            DIR *dir;
            FILE *pFile;
            struct dirent *de;
            struct stat st;
            char *symPath, symBuf[1024];
            ssize_t len;
            int x=0, size=0;
    
            chdir (curDir);
    
            if (nT==1 && nI==0)
                    for (x=0; x<tab; x++)
                            printf("\t");
            else if (nI==1)
                    for (x=0; x<nNopt; x++)
                            printf(" ");
            dir = opendir(".");
            while (de = readdir(dir))
             {
                    stat(de->d_name, &st);
                    if ((len = readlink(de->d_name, symBuf, sizeof(symBuf)-1))!=-1)
                    {
                            chdir (symBuf);
                    }
                    size=0;
     size += st.st_size;
                    size = size/1024;                                               // Block Size
                    if (nA==1 && nS==0)
                            printf ("%d %s\n",size,  de->d_name);                   // Print Everything
                    if (nS==1 && nA==0)
                            printf ("%d\n", size);
    
                    if ((S_ISDIR(st.st_mode) && nA == 0))
                     {
                            if ((strcmp(de->d_name, ".") != 0) && (strcmp(de->d_name, "..") != 0))
                            {
                    if (nS==1 && nA==0)
                            printf ("%d\n", size);
    
                    if ((S_ISDIR(st.st_mode) && nA == 0))
                     {
                            if ((strcmp(de->d_name, ".") != 0) && (strcmp(de->d_name, "..") != 0))
                            {
                                    if (nS==0 && nA==0)
                                            printf ("%d %s\n",size, de->d_name);// Print Directories only
                                    dirBrowser(de->d_name, tab+1, nA, nI, nS, nT);
                            }
                    }
            }
            closedir(dir);
            chdir("..");
    }
    Directory Content (du)
    Code:
    4       ./dir1/dir11/dir111/dir1111
    8       ./dir1/dir11/dir111
    12      ./dir1/dir11
    24      ./dir1
    4       ./dir2
    4       ./dir3/dir31
    4       ./dir3/dir32/dir321
    8       ./dir3/dir32
    4       ./dir3/dir33
    20      ./dir3
    4       ./dir4
    4       ./dir22
    104     .
    Directory Content (my app)
    Code:
    4 dir1
    4 dir11
    4 dir111
    4 dir1111
    4 dir2
    4 dir3
    4 dir31
    4 dir32
    4 dir321
    4 dir33
    4 dir4
    4 dir22
    With Tree option
    Code:
    4 dir1
            4 dir11
                    4 dir111
                            4 dir1111
                                    4 dir2
            4 dir3
            4 dir31
                    4 dir32
                    4 dir321
                            4 dir33
                    4 dir4
            4 dir22
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    Is this a question?
    If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
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  3. #3
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    yes

    my tree is not indenting properly.
    Dir1, Dir2, Dir3, and Dir4 are parent Directories located in "." directory.
    If you look above at Tree Display: Dir2,3,4 are indented wrong.
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    Perhaps you need your tabbing code inside the loop, like before each printf
    If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
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    Code:
    C:\Documents and Settings\????>tree
    Folder PATH listing
    Volume serial number is ??????/?????/????/
    C:.
    ├───.java
    ├───.jpi_cache
    │   ├───file
    │   │   └───1.0
    │   └───jar
    │       └───1.0
    ├───Desktop
    │   ├───My Music
    │   │   └───New Folder
    │   ├───stuff
    │   └───The room
    │       ├───box 1
    │       │   ├───box 1.1
    │       │   └───box 1.2
    │       │       └───box 1.2.1
    │       └───box 2
    ├───Favorites
    │   └───Links
    ├───My Documents
    │   ├───My eBooks
    │   ├───My Music
    │   ├───My Pictures
    │   └───PDF files
    │       └───AutoSave
    └───Start Menu
        └───Programs
            ├───Accessories
            │   ├───Accessibility
            │   └───Entertainment
            ├───Java Web Start
            ├───pdfFactory Pro
            └───Startup
    I got this from the command prompt using Windows. Is this something what you wanted? If so recursion may be your answer perhaps?

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