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dirtree is a command line utility for searching for
files on disc and displaying the results in a nice graphical directory tree
structure.
If you are looking for a file called 'fred', enter
'dirtree fred*' from a command prompt, and after chugging through your
disc, it will display any files it finds.
If you only want text files called 'fred', for example,
use 'dirtree fred* +<text>'
If you have a large hard disc with many directories and
files, you may need to increase your wimpslot size before running the program or
you may get an 'out of memory' error.
The full syntax of the command is :
*dirtree /h
DIRTREE.EXE - (C)
Jonnies Megga Fabbo Software Inc
Ver 1.00 - Jon Welch 10/07/89
Command syntax :
DIRTREE [d:][path] [filename] /H /P /T
/N{-} /S{-} /D{-} ...
+/-L +/-R +/-W
where :
[d:][path] - Drive/path to start search from
[filename] - Wildcard filename to search for
/H - Display this help screen
/P - Turn off pause every screenful
/T - Do text lines instead of graphics
/N{-} - Sort on filename {-} specifies in reverse order
/S{-} - Sort of file size {-} specifies in reverse order
/D{-} - Sort on date/time {-} specifies in reverse order
+/-<type> - Select only those files with/out filetype }
+/-L - Select only those files with/out L attribute } Default to
+/-R - Select only those files with/out R attribute } all files
+/-W - Select only those files with/out W attribute } on search
*dirtree /t
$.c.bench
|--dirtree 7,679
.rw Absolute 09:16:03 13-Nov-2005
|--makefile
205 .rw Text 17:21:02 12-Nov-2005
|--TextFile 26,104 .rw
Text 09:19:51 13-Nov-2005
|--Z
55 .rw Obey 18:25:50 11-Jan-1990
|--ZXC
11 .rw Data 18:32:25 11-Jan-1990
|--c
| |--dirtree 23,382
.rw Data 09:15:21 13-Nov-2005
| `--expand
1,320 .rw Data 15:37:07 20-Jan-1990
|--h
`--o
|--dirtree
12,012 .rw Data 09:16:02 13-Nov-2005
`--expand
1,328 .rw Data 15:37:12 20-Jan-1990
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