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This very simple routine avoid checking if a correct path already exist before using it and, if not, create it exactly as you want. Imagine you wont to write a log file in a path defined as: C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT you must check before if the directory Myapplic exist and then check all other subdirectory (Service,logs) before opening the file For Output. Probably you will use a lot of Error Resume Next, Mkdir(...), Error GoTo 0, dir(....) and so. Instead you can use this routine as described below: Myfile="C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT" Call CheckDir(Myfile) nf=FreeFile() Open Myfile For Output As #nf . . . Close #nf and including the following .bas module: Public Sub CheckDir(file) Ix = 4 'Initial index KSlash = InStr(1, file, "\", 1) 'Search for first "\" For Cnt = 1 To Len(file) 'Run until discover 'other directories KSlash = InStr((KSlash + 1), file, "\", 1) If KSlash = 0 Then Exit For 'Last slash dir1 = Left(file, (KSlash - 1)) cdir1 = Mid(dir1, Ix) Ix = Ix + Len(cdir1) + 1 hh = Dir(dir1, vbDirectory) 'If Directory doesn't exist, create it If StrComp(hh, cdir1, 1) 0 Then MkDir (dir1) End If Next Cnt End Sub
This very simple routine avoid checking if a correct path already exist before using it and, if not, create it exactly as you want. Imagine you wont to write a log file in a path defined as: C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT you must check before if the directory Myapplic exist and then check all other subdirectory (Service,logs) before opening the file For Output. Probably you will use a lot of Error Resume Next, Mkdir(...), Error GoTo 0, dir(....) and so. Instead you can use this routine as described below: Myfile="C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT" Call CheckDir(Myfile) nf=FreeFile() Open Myfile For Output As #nf . . . Close #nf and including the following .bas module: Public Sub CheckDir(file) Ix = 4 'Initial index KSlash = InStr(1, file, "\", 1) 'Search for first "\" For Cnt = 1 To Len(file) 'Run until discover 'other directories KSlash = InStr((KSlash + 1), file, "\", 1) If KSlash = 0 Then Exit For 'Last slash dir1 = Left(file, (KSlash - 1)) cdir1 = Mid(dir1, Ix) Ix = Ix + Len(cdir1) + 1 hh = Dir(dir1, vbDirectory) 'If Directory doesn't exist, create it If StrComp(hh, cdir1, 1) 0 Then MkDir (dir1) End If Next Cnt End Sub
This very simple routine avoid checking if a correct path already exist before using it and, if not, create it exactly as you want. Imagine you wont to write a log file in a path defined as: C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT you must check before if the directory Myapplic exist and then check all other subdirectory (Service,logs) before opening the file For Output. Probably you will use a lot of Error Resume Next, Mkdir(...), Error GoTo 0, dir(....) and so. Instead you can use this routine as described below: Myfile="C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT" Call CheckDir(Myfile) nf=FreeFile() Open Myfile For Output As #nf . . . Close #nf and including the following .bas module: Public Sub CheckDir(file) Ix = 4 'Initial index KSlash = InStr(1, file, "\", 1) 'Search for first "\" For Cnt = 1 To Len(file) 'Run until discover 'other directories KSlash = InStr((KSlash + 1), file, "\", 1) If KSlash = 0 Then Exit For 'Last slash dir1 = Left(file, (KSlash - 1)) cdir1 = Mid(dir1, Ix) Ix = Ix + Len(cdir1) + 1 hh = Dir(dir1, vbDirectory) 'If Directory doesn't exist, create it If StrComp(hh, cdir1, 1) 0 Then MkDir (dir1) End If Next Cnt End Sub
This very simple routine avoid checking if a correct path already exist before using it and, if not, create it exactly as you want. Imagine you wont to write a log file in a path defined as: C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT you must check before if the directory Myapplic exist and then check all other subdirectory (Service,logs) before opening the file For Output. Probably you will use a lot of Error Resume Next, Mkdir(...), Error GoTo 0, dir(....) and so. Instead you can use this routine as described below: Myfile="C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT" Call CheckDir(Myfile) nf=FreeFile() Open Myfile For Output As #nf . . . Close #nf and including the following .bas module: Public Sub CheckDir(file) Ix = 4 'Initial index KSlash = InStr(1, file, "\", 1) 'Search for first "\" For Cnt = 1 To Len(file) 'Run until discover 'other directories KSlash = InStr((KSlash + 1), file, "\", 1) If KSlash = 0 Then Exit For 'Last slash dir1 = Left(file, (KSlash - 1)) cdir1 = Mid(dir1, Ix) Ix = Ix + Len(cdir1) + 1 hh = Dir(dir1, vbDirectory) 'If Directory doesn't exist, create it If StrComp(hh, cdir1, 1) 0 Then MkDir (dir1) End If Next Cnt End Sub
This very simple routine avoid checking if a correct path already exist before using it and, if not, create it exactly as you want. Imagine you wont to write a log file in a path defined as: C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT you must check before if the directory Myapplic exist and then check all other subdirectory (Service,logs) before opening the file For Output. Probably you will use a lot of Error Resume Next, Mkdir(...), Error GoTo 0, dir(....) and so. Instead you can use this routine as described below: Myfile="C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT" Call CheckDir(Myfile) nf=FreeFile() Open Myfile For Output As #nf . . . Close #nf and including the following .bas module: Public Sub CheckDir(file) Ix = 4 'Initial index KSlash = InStr(1, file, "\", 1) 'Search for first "\" For Cnt = 1 To Len(file) 'Run until discover 'other directories KSlash = InStr((KSlash + 1), file, "\", 1) If KSlash = 0 Then Exit For 'Last slash dir1 = Left(file, (KSlash - 1)) cdir1 = Mid(dir1, Ix) Ix = Ix + Len(cdir1) + 1 hh = Dir(dir1, vbDirectory) 'If Directory doesn't exist, create it If StrComp(hh, cdir1, 1) 0 Then MkDir (dir1) End If Next Cnt End Sub
This very simple routine avoid checking if a correct path already exist before using it and, if not, create it exactly as you want. Imagine you wont to write a log file in a path defined as: C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT you must check before if the directory Myapplic exist and then check all other subdirectory (Service,logs) before opening the file For Output. Probably you will use a lot of Error Resume Next, Mkdir(...), Error GoTo 0, dir(....) and so. Instead you can use this routine as described below: Myfile="C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT" Call CheckDir(Myfile) nf=FreeFile() Open Myfile For Output As #nf . . . Close #nf and including the following .bas module: Public Sub CheckDir(file) Ix = 4 'Initial index KSlash = InStr(1, file, "\", 1) 'Search for first "\" For Cnt = 1 To Len(file) 'Run until discover 'other directories KSlash = InStr((KSlash + 1), file, "\", 1) If KSlash = 0 Then Exit For 'Last slash dir1 = Left(file, (KSlash - 1)) cdir1 = Mid(dir1, Ix) Ix = Ix + Len(cdir1) + 1 hh = Dir(dir1, vbDirectory) 'If Directory doesn't exist, create it If StrComp(hh, cdir1, 1) 0 Then MkDir (dir1) End If Next Cnt End Sub
This very simple routine avoid checking if a correct path already exist before using it and, if not, create it exactly as you want. Imagine you wont to write a log file in a path defined as: C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT you must check before if the directory Myapplic exist and then check all other subdirectory (Service,logs) before opening the file For Output. Probably you will use a lot of Error Resume Next, Mkdir(...), Error GoTo 0, dir(....) and so. Instead you can use this routine as described below: Myfile="C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT" Call CheckDir(Myfile) nf=FreeFile() Open Myfile For Output As #nf . . . Close #nf and including the following .bas module: Public Sub CheckDir(file) Ix = 4 'Initial index KSlash = InStr(1, file, "\", 1) 'Search for first "\" For Cnt = 1 To Len(file) 'Run until discover 'other directories KSlash = InStr((KSlash + 1), file, "\", 1) If KSlash = 0 Then Exit For 'Last slash dir1 = Left(file, (KSlash - 1)) cdir1 = Mid(dir1, Ix) Ix = Ix + Len(cdir1) + 1 hh = Dir(dir1, vbDirectory) 'If Directory doesn't exist, create it If StrComp(hh, cdir1, 1) 0 Then MkDir (dir1) End If Next Cnt End Sub
This very simple routine avoid checking if a correct path already exist before using it and, if not, create it exactly as you want. Imagine you wont to write a log file in a path defined as: C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT you must check before if the directory Myapplic exist and then check all other subdirectory (Service,logs) before opening the file For Output. Probably you will use a lot of Error Resume Next, Mkdir(...), Error GoTo 0, dir(....) and so. Instead you can use this routine as described below: Myfile="C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT" Call CheckDir(Myfile) nf=FreeFile() Open Myfile For Output As #nf . . . Close #nf and including the following .bas module: Public Sub CheckDir(file) Ix = 4 'Initial index KSlash = InStr(1, file, "\", 1) 'Search for first "\" For Cnt = 1 To Len(file) 'Run until discover 'other directories KSlash = InStr((KSlash + 1), file, "\", 1) If KSlash = 0 Then Exit For 'Last slash dir1 = Left(file, (KSlash - 1)) cdir1 = Mid(dir1, Ix) Ix = Ix + Len(cdir1) + 1 hh = Dir(dir1, vbDirectory) 'If Directory doesn't exist, create it If StrComp(hh, cdir1, 1) 0 Then MkDir (dir1) End If Next Cnt End Sub
This very simple routine avoid checking if a correct path already exist before using it and, if not, create it exactly as you want. Imagine you wont to write a log file in a path defined as: C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT you must check before if the directory Myapplic exist and then check all other subdirectory (Service,logs) before opening the file For Output. Probably you will use a lot of Error Resume Next, Mkdir(...), Error GoTo 0, dir(....) and so. Instead you can use this routine as described below: Myfile="C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT" Call CheckDir(Myfile) nf=FreeFile() Open Myfile For Output As #nf . . . Close #nf and including the following .bas module: Public Sub CheckDir(file) Ix = 4 'Initial index KSlash = InStr(1, file, "\", 1) 'Search for first "\" For Cnt = 1 To Len(file) 'Run until discover 'other directories KSlash = InStr((KSlash + 1), file, "\", 1) If KSlash = 0 Then Exit For 'Last slash dir1 = Left(file, (KSlash - 1)) cdir1 = Mid(dir1, Ix) Ix = Ix + Len(cdir1) + 1 hh = Dir(dir1, vbDirectory) 'If Directory doesn't exist, create it If StrComp(hh, cdir1, 1) 0 Then MkDir (dir1) End If Next Cnt End Sub
This very simple routine avoid checking if a correct path already exist before using it and, if not, create it exactly as you want. Imagine you wont to write a log file in a path defined as: C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT you must check before if the directory Myapplic exist and then check all other subdirectory (Service,logs) before opening the file For Output. Probably you will use a lot of Error Resume Next, Mkdir(...), Error GoTo 0, dir(....) and so. Instead you can use this routine as described below: Myfile="C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT" Call CheckDir(Myfile) nf=FreeFile() Open Myfile For Output As #nf . . . Close #nf and including the following .bas module: Public Sub CheckDir(file) Ix = 4 'Initial index KSlash = InStr(1, file, "\", 1) 'Search for first "\" For Cnt = 1 To Len(file) 'Run until discover 'other directories KSlash = InStr((KSlash + 1), file, "\", 1) If KSlash = 0 Then Exit For 'Last slash dir1 = Left(file, (KSlash - 1)) cdir1 = Mid(dir1, Ix) Ix = Ix + Len(cdir1) + 1 hh = Dir(dir1, vbDirectory) 'If Directory doesn't exist, create it If StrComp(hh, cdir1, 1) 0 Then MkDir (dir1) End If Next Cnt End Sub
This very simple routine avoid checking if a correct path already exist before using it and, if not, create it exactly as you want. Imagine you wont to write a log file in a path defined as: C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT you must check before if the directory Myapplic exist and then check all other subdirectory (Service,logs) before opening the file For Output. Probably you will use a lot of Error Resume Next, Mkdir(...), Error GoTo 0, dir(....) and so. Instead you can use this routine as described below: Myfile="C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT" Call CheckDir(Myfile) nf=FreeFile() Open Myfile For Output As #nf . . . Close #nf and including the following .bas module: Public Sub CheckDir(file) Ix = 4 'Initial index KSlash = InStr(1, file, "\", 1) 'Search for first "\" For Cnt = 1 To Len(file) 'Run until discover 'other directories KSlash = InStr((KSlash + 1), file, "\", 1) If KSlash = 0 Then Exit For 'Last slash dir1 = Left(file, (KSlash - 1)) cdir1 = Mid(dir1, Ix) Ix = Ix + Len(cdir1) + 1 hh = Dir(dir1, vbDirectory) 'If Directory doesn't exist, create it If StrComp(hh, cdir1, 1) 0 Then MkDir (dir1) End If Next Cnt End Sub
This very simple routine avoid checking if a correct path already exist before using it and, if not, create it exactly as you want. Imagine you wont to write a log file in a path defined as: C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT you must check before if the directory Myapplic exist and then check all other subdirectory (Service,logs) before opening the file For Output. Probably you will use a lot of Error Resume Next, Mkdir(...), Error GoTo 0, dir(....) and so. Instead you can use this routine as described below: Myfile="C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT" Call CheckDir(Myfile) nf=FreeFile() Open Myfile For Output As #nf . . . Close #nf and including the following .bas module: Public Sub CheckDir(file) Ix = 4 'Initial index KSlash = InStr(1, file, "\", 1) 'Search for first "\" For Cnt = 1 To Len(file) 'Run until discover 'other directories KSlash = InStr((KSlash + 1), file, "\", 1) If KSlash = 0 Then Exit For 'Last slash dir1 = Left(file, (KSlash - 1)) cdir1 = Mid(dir1, Ix) Ix = Ix + Len(cdir1) + 1 hh = Dir(dir1, vbDirectory) 'If Directory doesn't exist, create it If StrComp(hh, cdir1, 1) 0 Then MkDir (dir1) End If Next Cnt End Sub
This very simple routine avoid checking if a correct path already exist before using it and, if not, create it exactly as you want. Imagine you wont to write a log file in a path defined as: C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT you must check before if the directory Myapplic exist and then check all other subdirectory (Service,logs) before opening the file For Output. Probably you will use a lot of Error Resume Next, Mkdir(...), Error GoTo 0, dir(....) and so. Instead you can use this routine as described below: Myfile="C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT" Call CheckDir(Myfile) nf=FreeFile() Open Myfile For Output As #nf . . . Close #nf and including the following .bas module: Public Sub CheckDir(file) Ix = 4 'Initial index KSlash = InStr(1, file, "\", 1) 'Search for first "\" For Cnt = 1 To Len(file) 'Run until discover 'other directories KSlash = InStr((KSlash + 1), file, "\", 1) If KSlash = 0 Then Exit For 'Last slash dir1 = Left(file, (KSlash - 1)) cdir1 = Mid(dir1, Ix) Ix = Ix + Len(cdir1) + 1 hh = Dir(dir1, vbDirectory) 'If Directory doesn't exist, create it If StrComp(hh, cdir1, 1) 0 Then MkDir (dir1) End If Next Cnt End Sub
This very simple routine avoid checking if a correct path already exist before using it and, if not, create it exactly as you want. Imagine you wont to write a log file in a path defined as: C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT you must check before if the directory Myapplic exist and then check all other subdirectory (Service,logs) before opening the file For Output. Probably you will use a lot of Error Resume Next, Mkdir(...), Error GoTo 0, dir(....) and so. Instead you can use this routine as described below: Myfile="C:\Myapplic\Services\logs\LOG.TXT" Call CheckDir(Myfile) nf=FreeFile() Open Myfile For Output As #nf . . . Close #nf and including the following .bas module: Public Sub CheckDir(file) Ix = 4 'Initial index KSlash = InStr(1, file, "\", 1) 'Search for first "\" For Cnt = 1 To Len(file) 'Run until discover 'other directories KSlash = InStr((KSlash + 1), file, "\", 1) If KSlash = 0 Then Exit For 'Last slash dir1 = Left(file, (KSlash - 1)) cdir1 = Mid(dir1, Ix) Ix = Ix + Len(cdir1) + 1 hh = Dir(dir1, vbDirectory) 'If Directory doesn't exist, create it If StrComp(hh, cdir1, 1) 0 Then MkDir (dir1) End If Next Cnt End Sub