vb traverses all text content in the specified folder

The things that this program requires are not easy to explain in a few words, and the open file function allows you to select multiple files, and after selecting the files, merge the selected files into one file.

If the txt files are all ansi encoded, it is relatively simple, you can use open to do it, if the format is not uniform, you need unicode utf8 and other processing functions.

dim fso as object, fd as object, f as object

set fso = createobject("")set fd = "To handle folder full path name writes")for each f in

Iterate through each file to operate.

Its file name, file path.

Files, file types, and much more.

Prevent stuttering loops with face rows:

doevents

nextset fd = nothing

set fso = nothing-

This substitution can only be for text files. If it's an exe, how do I replace it??

If you want to replace the text, you can just replace it.

It's not that difficult, but it's necessary to write this program, and tools like Ultraedit can easily handle it.

If you're trying to write a program, that's another thing, strongly support.

Just kidding, can you iterate over a string in a file? I'm looking forward to it.

Whether to replace the file name or the string in the file contents.

VB can use the filelistbox control to get all the file names in the specified folder.

filelistbox control, at runtime, in the directory specified by the path property, the filelistbox control locates and lists the files. This control is used to display a list of files of the selected file type. For example, you can create a dialog box in your application that allows you to select a file or a group of files.

Here's how to use a combination of drivelistbox, dirlistbox, and filelistbox to get the file names in any folder on the hard disk.

private sub dir1_change()=

end sub

private sub drive1_change()=

end sub

private sub file1_click()dim i as long

Exists in the folder" & "files. "

end sub

I'm afraid the upstairs doesn't work, and it seems that you need to use recursion to list all the files or folders.

The dir() function can be used to iterate through all files