- how to get change filename(rename) event in windows 2000 or XP?
- Posted by Lee, Myoung Ho on October 14th, 2003
Hi,
Is it possible to catch change filename(rename) events in windows 2000
service program?
If possible, how can do it?
Lee.
- Posted by Jeremy Collins on October 14th, 2003
Lee, Myoung Ho wrote:
FindFirstChangeNotification() perhaps?
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- Posted by Lee, Myoung Ho on October 16th, 2003
Thanks a lot!
I tested FindFirstChangeNotification() and FindNextChangeNotification().
It sends filename change notification event but there is no information that
which file is changed.
How can I find which file is changed?
Thanks again.
Lee.
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- Posted by Jeremy Collins on October 16th, 2003
Lee, Myoung Ho wrote:
There's always the brute force approach. Make a list of files
(FindFirstFile() / FindNextFile()), and after the notification
make a second list and compare them.
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- Posted by Jerry Coffin on October 25th, 2003
In article <18adaea1.0310140419.5b68cad0@posting.google.com>,
bdrum992000@yahoo.co.kr says...
ReadDirectoryChangesW with FILE_NOTIFY_CHANGE_FILE_NAME.
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Later,
Jerry.
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