'Usage
Dim instance As AbstractFolder
Dim recursive As Boolean
Dim filters() As Object
Dim value() As AbstractFolder
value = instance.GetFolders(recursive, filters)
Parameters
recursive
true if folders contained in the subfolders should be returned; false if only folders that are immediate children of the folder should be returned.
filters
An array of objects that can be used to filter the list of folders returned.
Return Value
An array of AbstractFolder objects representing the folders that match the specified filters.
Remarks
To filter a list of files or folders, you can pass a variable number of objects in the filters parameter. These objects may be of the following types:
The string is assumed to be a file mask, and a NameFilter object is automatically created for the passed string, with FilterScope.File as the default FilterScope.
Each object in the array may be of the types described in this table, and is used accordingly.
Other
If any other type is found, an exception is thrown.
Note that when passing a string, for example "folder", as the folder to retrieve in the filters parameter, a NameFilter class will be created around the string. By default, the FilterScope of the NameFilter class is FilterScope.File. This means that only files will be filter and all folders will be returned.
In order to filter folders, a NameFilter class needs to be constructed around the string and the FilterScope must be set to FilterScope.Folder. For example:
GetFolders( true, new NameFilter( "folder", FilterScope.Folder ) );
Requirements
Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2