ListView
It appears that there is no way to make an exclusionary filter for a
ListView. Is there a way that I could search the listview and remove
files from it that matched a pattern?
Example:
I have a directory of various files. I only want to show files which DO
NOT have the extension ".lav" -- all other files will be displayed.
This is so I can process those files. The *.lav" files have already been
processed. Is there a better way to do this? Perhaps someone knows some
way to make delphi look at a directory, check the file extension and
ignore *.lav files? I don't need to display those files, I just need to
process them if they haven't already been processed.
TIA!
Gabe
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