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filenameFilter in linux directory

 
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Hi, i've a problem related with filenameFilter. My code is:


I'm little confusing; no syntax-error, but when i execute, my app always show pop-up "Sorry, no answer" although there's a directory listed (home/nnur/compareN). Please help me, thanks...
 
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A guess - you specify a relative path. Don't you want an absolute path (one that starts with a '/')?
 
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Thank you Tom Reilly!
I've never noticed about the absolute/relative path. But unfortunately, the new problem is coming. Let me try to solve it first by myself.
 
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