wouldn't it be reasonable in Total Commander to not only compare the
files but also have a "flat" compare of the directories of two directory
structures (with or without even looking at the files) ?
In my case I have one subdirectory A (containing some files) in my left
window and two subdirectories A (containing some other files) and B
(containing some more files). When synchronizing I want to have the
A directories untouched (regardless the file differences) but I want to
synchronize the B directory. Plus I want to synchronize the B directory
even if it is empty. I would expect Total Commander to happen the
way I want when "Compare subdirectories" is unchecked, but also in
this mode only file differences are listed.
A more practical example would be a 200 users system, each of them
having a home directory in each of two systems. Now I want to compare
the two homedir roots for users that lack a homedir in the other system
regardless of file differences in the homedirs of other users.
I guess I am asking for a compare which looks at directory
differences and not just differences of the files within the directories.
I hope this is understandable at least a little bit
Can it be done ?
Thank you,
Eddie
