If you can reply to this quickly, maybe I can help you (I need to sleep real soon)

What are you trying to store? I'm not sure what you're trying to put into the hash table.

Try to be specific. I need the "What and Why" before I can really help you.

Edit:

I guess I'll just give you this since I need to sleep, not sure if it's what you want or not:

Code:
alias getfiles {
  hmake file 10000
  noop $findfile(C:\SOMEPATH\,*,0,hadd file $calc($hget(file,0).item + 1) $1-)
  echo -a Total amount of files added: $hget(file,0).item
}


Change "C:\SOMEPATH\" to the path that you want.

You may wish to specify a "depth" parameter.

Put that in your remote script, then type: /getfiles

You can then use: $hget(file,1) to get the filename of the first file. $hget(file,3) to get the third filename, etc.

Last edited by Rand; 30/09/07 08:53 AM.