WIN32_FIND_DATA is used by FsFindFirst and FsFindNext. It is defined in the Windows SDK.

 

 

typedef struct _WIN32_FIND_DATA {

  DWORD    dwFileAttributes;

  FILETIME ftCreationTime;

  FILETIME ftLastAccessTime;

  FILETIME ftLastWriteTime;

  DWORD    nFileSizeHigh;

  DWORD    nFileSizeLow;

  DWORD    dwReserved0;

  DWORD    dwReserved1;

  TCHAR    cFileName[ MAX_PATH ];

  TCHAR    cAlternateFileName[ 14 ];

} WIN32_FIND_DATA, *PWIN32_FIND_DATA;

 

 

dwFileAttributes File attributes. Use at least the FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DIRECTORY flag to distinguish between files and directories. Links should be returned as files.

 

ftCreationTime Currently unused. If available, set to the time when the file was created.

 

ftLastAccessTime Currently unused. If available, set to the time when the file was last accessed.

 

ftLastWriteTime Time stamp shown in the Total Commander file list, and copied with files. Use the following settings for files which don't have a time:

ftLastWriteTime.dwHighDateTime=0xFFFFFFFF;

ftLastWriteTime.dwLowDateTime=0xFFFFFFFE;

 

nFileSizeHigh High DWORD of file size

 

nFileSizeLow Low DWORD of file size

 

dwReserved0 On Unix systems, you can | (or) the dwFileAttributes field with 0x80000000 and set the dwReserved0 parameter to the Unix file mode (permissions). These will then be shown in Totalcmd can can be changed through Files - Change attributes.

 

dwReserved1 Unused, must be set to 0. Reserved for future plugin enhancements.

 

cFileName Local file name relative to the directory (without the path)

 

cAlternateFileName DOS-style file name (optional), set first char to 0 if unused.

 

 

You should fill the whole struct with zeroes before filling in the fields, e.g. with memset(FindData,0,sizeof(WIN32_FIND_DATA));