OpenfileRequester() accept StandardFile for directory

[infratec]

Hi,

current state (windows) if the standard file is only a directory, the directory is not always selected.
If the standard file is a not existing file in the directory, the directory is not always selected.

There is no 100% working way to set an absolute directory as startpoint for the OpenFileRequester().

Ok, in the help is written StandardFile, so I didn't post this in the bug section.
It looks like a feature request.

Bernd

[Marc56us]

In the first case (directory only) I noticed that this only happens if I forget the final antislash.
(PB 5.61) (and I often forget it)

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OpenFileRequester("", "C:\Windows\", "", 0)
; OK, \ at end so open in C:\Windows

OpenFileRequester("", "C:\Windows", "", 0)
; Open in root and use Windows as filename

But that's probably the expected behavior. What else to do ?

[infratec]

I always use GetPathPart(ProgramFilename()) as parameter which returns a string containing the last \

Bernd

[Dude]

But that's probably the expected behavior.

Of course it is. In your second example, you're using a file named "Windows" as the default file to be selected. Nothing wrong with that.