This is actually a lot simpler than I expected (gimme a break, this is my second foray into VBS!)
Set fs = WScript.CreateObject ("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Sub ShowSubFolders(Folder)
For Each Subfolder In Folder.SubFolders
Set files = SubFolder.Files
For Each file In files
WScript.Echo file.Name, file.Size
Next
ShowSubFolders Subfolder
Next
End Sub
ShowSubFolders fs.GetFolder("C:\your\path\here")
Taking the code from this other blog … It’s pretty elegant Ruby!
I won’t waste your time repeating what the guy wrote in his blog – you’re welcome to go read it. I just felt that I should help spread a little this elegant implementation of the standard permutation algorithm, fixing a small bug within it in the process. If, like me, you have issues understanding how to use this, well – you have to use this function and call a block of code on it. It runs the block of code on each permutation it finds.
def permutations array
if array.size < 2
yield array
else
array.each do |element|
permutations(array.select() {|n| n != element}) \
{|val| yield([element].concat val)}
end
end
end
This week two more students tested. We have a new green belt and a new blue belt. They did pretty well, but I am completely amazed at how many excuses adults have. Their heads are full of them. Can’t they just listen and say ‘yes’ like they were taught when they were kids? Talking back is a privilege, not a right.
Ooh.. That’s good.. I’ll reuse that.
And right on schedule on this blog, behind
Ruby DICOM, here comes
Ruby-HL7!
Gots to love the Ruby. A lot of potential.. And to think they’re revamping the language.
I’m taking this from this page but thought I should try to propagate it a little since it took me forever to find it.
Assume in this example that the username is ‘atiensivu’, the domain is ‘staff’, and the user profile is located in %systemdrive%\users\atiensivu. %systemdrive% is typically C: on standard Vista installs. Replace every instance ‘atiensivu’ with the username of the corrupt profile.
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Can You See With Your Tongue? | Senses | DISCOVER Magazine.
This is an amazing article – a scientist who managed to make people react to light-based input without using their eyes. The human brain is … limitless within its limits ? It’s definitely worth the read.