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JavaScript Tutorial » MS JScript » FileSystemObject

32. 11. 4. FileSystemObject.CopyFolder()

Syntax


filesystemobject.CopyFolder(source, destination, overwrite)

The CopyFolder() method copies a folder from a source to a destination.

source specifies source path and filename.

destination specifies destination path a filename.

overwrite is a Boolean value indicating whether to overwrite an existing file or not.


<html>

    <body>

    <script language="JScript">

    <!--

    function copy()

    {

        var myObject;

        myObject = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject");

        myObject.CopyFolder ("c:\\tmp\\*", "c:\\newtmp\\");

    }

    -->

    </script>

    Copy Folder "c:\tmp" to the folder "c:\newtmp"

    <form name="myForm">

    <input type="Button" value="Copy Folder" onClick='copy()'>

    </form>

    </body>

    </html>

32. 11. FileSystemObject
	32. 11. 1.	FileSystemObject
	32. 11. 2.	FileSystemObject.BuildPath()
	32. 11. 3.	FileSystemObject.CopyFile()
	32. 11. 4.	FileSystemObject.CopyFolder()
	32. 11. 5.	FileSystemObject.CreateFolder()
	32. 11. 6.	FileSystemObject.CreateTextFile()
	32. 11. 7.	FileSystemObject.DeleteFile()
	32. 11. 8.	FileSystemObject.DeleteFolder()
	32. 11. 9.	FileSystemObject.DriveExists()
	32. 11. 10.	FileSystemObject.Drives
	32. 11. 11.	FileSystemObject.FileExists()
	32. 11. 12.	FileSystemObject.FolderExists()
	32. 11. 13.	FileSystemObject.GetAbsolutePathName()
	32. 11. 14.	FileSystemObject.GetBaseName()
	32. 11. 15.	FileSystemObject.GetDrive()
	32. 11. 16.	FileSystemObject.GetDriveName()
	32. 11. 17.	FileSystemObject.GetExtensionName()
	32. 11. 18.	FileSystemObject.GetFile()
	32. 11. 19.	FileSystemObject.GetFileName()
	32. 11. 20.	FileSystemObject.GetFolder()
	32. 11. 21.	FileSystemObject.GetParentFolderName()
	32. 11. 22.	FileSystemObject.GetSpecialFolder()
	32. 11. 23.	FileSystemObject.GetTempName()
	32. 11. 24.	FileSystemObject.MoveFile()
	32. 11. 25.	FileSystemObject.MoveFolder()
	32. 11. 26.	FileSystemObject.OpentextFile()

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