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Re: Enumerate Directories of Files based on another File
Posted: 19 Dec 2014 15:54
by admin
highend wrote:Btw, this is MUCH better than the property #empty! Crawling through properties is a rather slow process (if you have a few thousand directories / files). This is waaaay faster, thanks!
BTW, the speed difference should be hardly notable between the two:
It's the usage where /e is better.
Re: Enumerate Directories of Files based on another File
Posted: 19 Dec 2014 21:34
by admin
BTW, anybody interested in having a way to enumerate folders that do NOT contain items of a certain type?
Well, that will come tomorrow...
Re: Enumerate Directories of Files based on another File
Posted: 19 Dec 2014 22:26
by highend
You mean those folders that don't contain p**n?
Results: Found 0 folders out of 63413...
I knew it, internet was made for *you guess it*
Re: Enumerate Directories of Files based on another File
Posted: 20 Dec 2014 18:20
by Filehero
Hi Don,
admin wrote:
Here is a preview of the change log:
Code: Select all
+++ Find Files and Quick Search: Added switch /p (think "parent") by which the
search will return the parent folders of the matching items.
Examples:
readme.txt /p //return all folders that contain a file readme.txt
green /Lp //return all folders that contain a file labeled "green"
/p //return all folders that are not empty (= that are parents)
Notes:
-....
Great stuff.
Is there any way we can have this logic/flags added to a SC, maybe
folderreport (aka for a complete GUI-less approach)?
Cheers,
Fullhero
Re: Enumerate Directories of Files based on another File
Posted: 20 Dec 2014 20:16
by admin
One day I might implement something like this, i.e. a scripting function QuickSearch() that returns the results. But it's quite some work...
Re: Enumerate Directories of Files based on another File
Posted: 20 Dec 2014 20:20
by highend
*Hitting F5 every few seconds from now on*
Re: Enumerate Directories of Files based on another File
Posted: 20 Dec 2014 20:25
by Filehero
highend wrote:*Hitting F5 every few seconds from now on*
Can be already scripted gui-lessly.
