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findnext() Fetch Files That Match findfirst()
#include <dir.h>
int findnext(ffblk);
struct ffblk *findnext;
findnext() is used to fetch subsequent files that match the
'pathname' specified in findfirst(). 'ffblk' still contains all the
necessary information about the file for continuing the search. One
file name for each call to findnext() will be returned until no more
matching files are found in the directory. The format of the
structure 'ffblk' is as follows:
struct ffblk {
char ff_reserved[21]; /* Reserved by DOS */
char ff_attrib; /* Attribute found */
int ff_ftime; /* File time */
int ff_fdate; /* File date */
long ff_fsize; /* File size */
char ff_name[13]; /* Found file name */
};
Returns: 0 is returned if a file matching 'pathname' is found. If
no more files can be found or on error, a -1 is returned
and 'errno' (defined in <stdlib.h>) is set to either:
ENOENT Path or file name not found
ENMFILE No more files.
See Also:
findfirst()
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