FindAllFiles function checks subdirectories - bad thing
I need to use FindAllFiles in my InstallScript project to add executables to the Windows Start Programs Menu since the executables are not known at design time because they are in a component with a dynamic link to a source folder.
The problem is that I ONLY want TARGETDIR to be searched for the files, but it searches all subfolders under TARGETDIR. What is even MORE bizarre is that FindAllFiles doesn't even find the executables in TARGETDIR. It only finds the ones in the subfolders.
The FindAllFiles function is documented as searching all subdirectories in the path provided to the function. To search for files only in a specific path and not in subdirectories, use the FindFile function.
I think that the OP's request is to get all files in one directory, not including subdirectories? FindAllFiles needs to be put in a loop with some folder checking to make this work. It's not an ideal option, but it does work.
