Counting files in a Flder

Hi all,
I have to count the number of files in a folder and their
respectives name in it using flash.Is it possible to do it by JSFL.
can anyone give me samples regarding this.thanks in advance.
Regards,
S.Hidayath

If you are using JSFL (authoring environment),,,,
var folder = fl.browseForFolderURL('SELECT FOLDER');
if (folder!=null) {
var list = FLfile.listFolder(folder, 'files');
fl.outputPanel.trace("There are "+list.length+" files in the
specified folder");
fl.outputPanel.trace("The names of these files are: "+list);
If you only wanted it to find .fla's for example, you would
use:
var list = FLfile.listFolder(folder+'/*.fla', 'files');
I haven't tested this as I am not on a computer with
Flash.

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