TFileList
a File ListView component for Delphi 2
� Amedeo Lanza di Casalanza <[email protected]>

description:

TFileList is a TCustomListView descendant wich encapsulates some system
functions to behave somehow like an Explorer's file window. It can  show file
informations ignored by Explorer's window.

Files in the original release:
FileList.pas    Delphi units containing TFileList class source
FileList.dcr    Resource file with TFileList bitmap
FileList.rtf    Docs in RTF format
FListxxx.txt    Readme file
FListxxx.inf    inf file for upload to DSP
MaskSearch.pas  Utility unit from the MstGrep.zip archive (by Marcus
               Stephany). This is included since i modified it, please check
               on DSP for original release of MstGrep.

Usage

Just drop a TFileList on a form, add a DirList (or better a DirTree by
Markus Stephany) and a line of code to update the FileList's Directory
property upon changing of DirList's Directory. Also you may wanto to add
a FilterComboBox (or/and a PathComboBox by Angus Johnson) and again
write a line of code to update the TFileList's Mask upon changing of
FilterComboBox's one.

You may customize columns' captions and width using the  SectColCaption
and SetColWidth public procedures.

You can then add file masks using the AddMask procedure. Be warned that
TFileList defaults to '*.*', so you have to set Mask to an empty string
before adding masks.

You can then add file masks using the AddMask procedure. Be warned that
TFileList defaults to '*.*', so you have to set Mask to an empty string before
adding masks.

Examples

You may look at the XEXPLxxx.ZIP archive on DSP freeware section for sample
program using TFileList component.

Please see FileList.rtf for further informations and license condition.

suggestions, bug reports & comments to the author:

  Amedeo Lanza di Casalanza
  from: Torino, Italy
  mailto:[email protected]
  http://volftp.tin.it/IT/IT/COLLABORAZIONI/LANZA/amlsoft/index.htm

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