While looping, skip current item if it meets a certain condition

I am looping through a collection of files, putting in the filesize as I go. However, I have a delimiter that changes to the previous directory in the path (EX: It will change to C:\Dir1 if I'm in C:\Dir1\Dir2.)

The problem is that it will also include that in the loop, since it's also a list item. I need to do something like this:

If the current item in the loop is my delimiter string (in this case ".."), then skip the item.

Just use an If statement

VB Code:

Do While <whatever>
 
    If FileName <> ".." Then
        'Put processing code here
    End if
    'Increment loop counter
Loop

That did it. Now I have another similar question.

Take a look at the following code snippets:

VB Code:

Private Function GetLocalDirList()
    Dim lstItem As ListItem
    If lvwDirListings.ListItems.Count <> 0 Then lvwDirListings.ListItems.Clear
    If Not Dir1.Path = Left$(Drive1.Drive, 2) & "\" Then
        lvwDirListings.ListItems.Add , , ".."
    End If
    For i = 0 To Dir1.ListCount - 1
        lvwDirListings.ListItems.Add , , Mid$(Dir1.List(i), 4)
    Next i
    GetLocalFileList
End Function
 
Private Function GetLocalFileList()
    Dim lstItem As ListItem
    For i = 0 To File1.ListCount - 1
        lvwDirListings.ListItems.Add , , File1.List(i)
    Next i
    For i = 1 To lvwDirListings.ListItems.Count
        If Not GetAttr(Dir1.Path & "\" & lvwDirListings.ListItems(i)) = vbDirectory And Not lvwDirListings.ListItems(i) = ".." Then
            lvwDirListings.ListItems(i).SubItems(1) = Format(FileLen(Dir1.Path & "\" & lvwDirListings.ListItems(i)), "###,###,###")
        End If
        If GetAttr(Dir1.Path & "\" & lvwDirListings.ListItems(i)) = vbDirectory And Not lvwDirListings.ListItems(i) = ".." Then
            lvwDirListings.ListItems(i).SubItems(1) = "<Directory>"
        End If
    Next i
End Function

This works fine, as long as I'm in the root directory. However, if I'm in any higher level directory, it displays the directory i selected in the path.

To illustrate what I'm talking about, I shall use the following example:

Let's say I'm in my root directory, and the root dir has these directories branching off it:

Dir1
Dir2
Dir3

I'll use Dir2 in this example, and pretend that Dir2 has the following subdirs:

Subdir1
Subdir2

Now when I doubleclick Dir2, the listview displays the following:

Dir2\Subdir1
Dir2\Subdir2

I'm "Path not found" errors as a result, because Dir1.Path would be C:\Dir2. There's no such directory as C:\Dir2\Dir2\Subdir1. I know I use Mid$ to solve this problem (as I have in the past), but I'm not sure how to use it in this situation.