I have an old DLL from Crescent Software here, QPRO200.DLL, also
known as Quickpak pro. It has some neat and very useful routines,
well worth including in a future version of PB:
ArraySortTyp, almost same as the existing Array Sort routines,
but for user-declared types instead. One just have to tell the
routine what member of the type to sort by. Extremely fast and
very useful. ArrayScanTyp, ..InsertTyp, ..DeleteTyp would also
be handy to have..
DCount/FCount, counts all directories/files under a given path.
Good to use with the next two routines:
ReadDir/ReadFile, reads all directories/files under a given
path into an array in one take. There's also ReadDirT/ReadfileT
which reads it into a type declared array. Probably written in
assembler = very fast and extremely nice to use for recursive
searches, etc.
There are many other useful routines in this file too, but the
two above are the ones I have had most use for, so they may be
worth adding to the whish-list.
known as Quickpak pro. It has some neat and very useful routines,
well worth including in a future version of PB:
ArraySortTyp, almost same as the existing Array Sort routines,
but for user-declared types instead. One just have to tell the
routine what member of the type to sort by. Extremely fast and
very useful. ArrayScanTyp, ..InsertTyp, ..DeleteTyp would also
be handy to have..

DCount/FCount, counts all directories/files under a given path.
Good to use with the next two routines:
ReadDir/ReadFile, reads all directories/files under a given
path into an array in one take. There's also ReadDirT/ReadfileT
which reads it into a type declared array. Probably written in
assembler = very fast and extremely nice to use for recursive
searches, etc.
There are many other useful routines in this file too, but the
two above are the ones I have had most use for, so they may be
worth adding to the whish-list.

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