I thought this might sort of go along with the absolute path name thread, so I'll throw it out there. I am having fits with the ".." and "." that "directory" returns with the directory contents.
the show-tree function gets around it with the top-level directory with (!=nde ".")(!=nde ".."), but still returns the silly dots with subdirectories. How can I be rid of them? The nde thing looks messy, and I can't ge it to work right. is there another way? how 'bout a version of "directory" that does not show current and parent?
thanks...
-tom
Luckily directory can take wildcards, so you should be able to specify that you don't want anything starting with dots:
Something like this:
- perhaps experiment till you get the right regex syntax! ;-)