Mostly, but not completely, there.

I had a couple of DIRREAD's nested three and four subroutines up the chain. I relocated the MOVE to be outside the last CLOSE by appending strings for the paths of the dirs to be moved into an array which is outside all of those subroutines.

After doing that, now the MOVE mostly works. It works for all but the last directory. The move on the last-in-list directory name fails no matter which directory that is. I even relocated the MOVE to be fully outside the outermost subroutine, the one with the final CLOSE and it still doesn't move.

Is there something I need to know about DIRREAD to deal with this?

In reply to Re^5: Moving directories on Win32 by aplonis
in thread Moving directories on Win32 by aplonis

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