I just noticed something funny (by mistake):
Trying to make a new dir by F7 and typing "this/that/another" creates a directoy "another" inside a directory "that" inside a directory "this".
Never knew this worked. Just out of curiousity: ist this documented somewhere?
Create Dirs recursively?
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Create Dirs recursively?
Tanstaafl
Thanks, I had missed this one as well, but note the slashes:
entering a line like "one/two/three/four" will create nested dirs like this screenshot Image: http://theatermenschen.de/s.gif. It alo works in combination with the pipe. you can build a complex structure with one line.
entering a line like "one/two/three/four" will create nested dirs like this screenshot Image: http://theatermenschen.de/s.gif. It alo works in combination with the pipe. you can build a complex structure with one line.
Tanstaafl
Look in the help file:
F7: Create directory
This command creates a new subdirectory in the source directory. After pressing F7, simply type the desired name for the directory. You can now also create several subdirectories in one operation. Just separate the subdrectories with a backslash, e.g. directory1\directory2\directory3. Furthermore, you can create multiple subdirs in the same (or different) dirs. The syntax to use is:
dir1|dir2|dir3 or c:\dir1|c:\dir2|c:\dir3
If the source directory shows the contents of an archive, this function is unavailable.
F7: Create directory
This command creates a new subdirectory in the source directory. After pressing F7, simply type the desired name for the directory. You can now also create several subdirectories in one operation. Just separate the subdrectories with a backslash, e.g. directory1\directory2\directory3. Furthermore, you can create multiple subdirs in the same (or different) dirs. The syntax to use is:
dir1|dir2|dir3 or c:\dir1|c:\dir2|c:\dir3
If the source directory shows the contents of an archive, this function is unavailable.
- I had a look at Help but just wan't careful enough