"Out of String Space" when generating large Reports

[gernot.q]

Thanks a lot, tested and working
This is almost perfect now - one thing left I would like to ask for:
Can we make a command line switch for the output path?
That way there is no user interaction necessary and I can run several jobs from a batch file.

I'll also make sure to do the donating thing again for troubling you so much

[highend]

You mean as a full path like: /dstFile="R:\log.csv"

I can do that...

Please note that with v0.1.0.4:

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01. /path was renamed to: /srcPath
02. /dateFormat was renamed to: /dateFmt
03. The new switch /dstFile was added
      a.) If you use it, no Save as file requester will be shown anymore
      b.) If the path part of it doesn't exist, it will fail with an error message
      c.) If .csv is used as the extension for the file, /useCSV will be set to 1 internally and can't be overridden by setting it to 0

Examples.:

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"Create folder report_x64.exe" /srcPath="C:\Windows" /dstFile="R:\log.txt" /dateFmt="%dd.%mm.%yyyy %hh:%ii:%ss" /useHash=0 /useCSV=1

REM /useCSV will be ignored because the file extension for /dstFile is set to .csv
"Create folder report_x64.exe" /srcPath="C:\Windows" /dstFile="R:\log.csv" /useHash=1

Create folder report_x64_v0.1.0.4.zip

[gernot.q]

Tested again. /dstFile Switch works
However, I have a little problem with using the command in a batch:



Waiting for a key => not so good for batch processing
My batch job was meant to run several disks in succession, preferably when I'm away or asleep.
So please can we get rid of the keypress?

[highend]

v0.1.0.5

It has another switch: /exitOnFinish=0|1
By default its internal value is 0 so for your case you need to supply it with /exitOnFinish=1

It will still show the stats at the end of the run and quits two seconds later if the switch value is 1
I hope you can live with the 2 seconds...

Create folder report_x64_v0.1.0.5.zip

[gernot.q]

Ugh finally weekend. Tested this in the meantime, and the switch works fine, thanks

PS: I can live with 2 seconds extra after 10 hours of indexing time

[highend]

Ok