Vcl.FileCtrl

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Package	vclx270.bpl

Classes

TDirectoryListBox	TDirectoryListBox represents a list box control that is aware of the directory structure of the current drive.
TDriveComboBox	TDriveComboBox implements a specialized combo box that displays all the drives available when the application runs.
TFileListBox	TFileListBox is a specialized list box that lists all the files in a specified directory.
TFilterComboBox	TFilterComboBox is a specialized combo box that presents the user with a choice of file filters.

Routines

DirectoryExists (deprecated)	Determines whether a specified directory exists.
ForceDirectories (deprecated)	Creates a new directory, including the creation of parent directories as needed.
MinimizeName	Shortens a fully qualified path name so that it can be drawn with a specified length limit.
ProcessPath	Parses a file name into its constituent parts.
SelectDirectory	Brings up a Select Directory dialog to allow the user to either enter or select a directory.

Types

TDriveType
TFileAttr	TFileAttr and TFileType determine which files a file list box displays.
TFileType	TFileType describes possible combinations of file attributes.
TSelectDirExtOpt	TSelectDirExtOpt specifies the possible options to customize the Select Directory dialog that SelectDirectory displays.
TSelectDirExtOpts	TSelectDirExtOpts is a set type of options to customize the Select Directory dialog that SelectDirectory prompts.
TSelectDirFileDlgOpt	TSelectDirFileDlgOpt specifies the possible options to customize the Select Directory dialog that SelectDirectory prompts.
TSelectDirFileDlgOpts	TSelectDirFileDlgOpts is a set type of options to customize the Select Directory dialog that SelectDirectory prompts.
TSelectDirOpt	TSelectDirOpt and TSelectDirOpts determine how a Select Directory dialog responds when the user enters a nonexistent directory.
TSelectDirOpts	TSelectDirOpts and TSelectDirOpt determine how a Select Directory dialog responds when the user enters a nonexistent directory.
TTextCase	TTextCase indicates the case of the volume name or drive letter that appears in a dialog box.

Constants

WNTYPE_DRIVE

WNTYPE_DRIVE: Integer = 1;