Difference between folder autopopulating and snapshot

in project explorer while adding folder there are two options
Folder Autopopulating and Folder Snapshot what is difference between them
regards
mazhar

By design, LV does not allow you to directly delete files from autopopulating folders. You can do it from the File tab in the project window, but only by right clicking on it and selecting "Delete from Disk". You can however rename files from either tab.
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w_cdat type rdir_cdate,
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clear node-relatship.
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data src type table of t_line.
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Program execution *
load-of-program.
call screen 100.
Dialog Modules PBO *
module status_0100 output.
set pf-status 'SCREEN_100'.
set titlebar 'TIT_100'.
this_screen = screen_init=>init_screen( ).
endmodule.
Dialog Modules PAI *
module cancel input.
leave program.
endmodule.
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