Re: [AD] for_each_file not working

[Bob <ohannessian@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Ok, here's a patch clarifying the documentation.


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- Robert J Ohannessian
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Index: allegro._tx
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RCS file: /cvsroot/alleg/allegro/docs/allegro._tx,v
retrieving revision 1.148
diff -u -b -r1.148 allegro._tx
--- allegro._tx	2001/10/03 09:04:36	1.148
+++ allegro._tx	2001/10/07 20:28:11
@@ -5611,12 +5611,13 @@
 excluding '.' and '..'). FA_DIREC represents directories. Flags can be 
 combined using '|' (binary OR operator).
 
-When passed to the functions as the 'attrib' parameter, flags represent an 
-upper set the actual flag set of matching files must be included in. That 
-is, in order for a file to be matching, its attributes may contain any of 
-the specified flags but must not contain any of the unspecified flags. 
-Thus, if you pass 'FA_DIREC | FA_LABEL', normal directories will be 
-included but not hidden directories.
+When passed to the functions as the 'attrib' parameter, these flags
+represent an upper set of the actual flag set of the matching files that
+must be included in. That is, in order for a file to be matching, its
+attributes may contain any of the specified flags but must not contain any
+of the unspecified flags. Thus, if you pass 'FA_DIREC | FA_LABEL', normal
+directories will be included but not hidden directories. Similarly, if you
+pass 'FA_ARCH' then both archived and non-archived files will be included.
 
 @@void @get_executable_name(char *buf, int size);
    Fills buf with the full path to the current executable, writing at most