Create alphabetical list of multiple folders and subfolders on separate drives

[highend]

Use this top block:

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    $locs = "Q:\Movies|R:\Movies|Y:\Movies";
    $dirs = quicksearch(">[^\subs] /d", $locs);
    $dirs = formatlist(regexreplace($dirs, "^.:.+?\\"), "s", <crlf>);
    $dirs = regexreplace($dirs, "^.+\\", <space 2>);

[kiwichick]

Use this top block:

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    $locs = "Q:\Movies|R:\Movies|Y:\Movies";
    $dirs = quicksearch(">[^\subs] /d", $locs);
    $dirs = formatlist(regexreplace($dirs, "^.:.+?\\"), "s", <crlf>);
    $dirs = regexreplace($dirs, "^.+\\", <space 2>);

WOW!!! That is fan-freaking-tastic. Excatly what I was after. Thank you so very much

[Native2904]

I tried the script as well and have a question.

If multiple folders from the same path are to be processed, do you always have to specify the absolute path for each folder?

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 $locs = "Z:\Filme|Z:\Bruce Lee Collection|Z:\Bud Spencer_Terence Hill|Z:\Serien";

[highend]

Yes, why?

[Native2904]

I was just wondering whether, once you specify the directory to look in, you can then use only relative paths—and if so, what separator should be used.
I just wanted to understand this for myself.
Thanks.