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From: dpb <none@non.net>
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Subject: Re: path browser
Date: Sat, 18 Apr 2009 13:30:31 -0500
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Hans Van de Vijver wrote:
>  
>  doc uigetfile
> -> i know this command used it before it is to open a single file but
> i need the pathstring

Look at optional return value...

If that doesn't suit (I can't decipher _exactly_ what it is you are 
asking for owing to language; obviously English isn't your primary so 
that's not criticism, only explanation) at least my version of ML 
doesn't have a builtin visual directory dialog.

I've not tried that in ML; I tend to not build extensive gui's using ML; 
just not my way of using it so can't provide much additional guidance 
there.  I tend to use the OS commands instead which may not be what 
you're wanting.

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