diskdir cmdline

[Nikolai]

Christian, can you create standalone utility that is able to create catalog files compatible with diskdir format? It will be very useful. Here is an example: making .lst files on computers that don't have Total Commander, and than view them on computers with Total Commander.

If Christian Ghisler is busy, can anybody else help me out?

P.S. I've seen JBCat, but it is not good. I prefer simple small command line tool.

[Gral]

Use DiskDir Extended commandline (with -dALL switch for full compatibility) http://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=75200#75200

[Nikolai]

2Gral
Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for.

::happy::

[Luzie]

I have the problem, that I can´t find out, how I can use DiskDir Extended (actual version 1.67)
as a command-line tool to pack informations of an directory to an .LST-File.

E.G.: How can I pack all the file-Infos from C:\TEMP (and Sub-Dirs)
to an .LST-File on the commandline (not wihtin TC) ?!

Regards,

Luzie

[nsp]

I have the problem, that I can´t find out, how I can use DiskDir Extended (actual version 1.67)
as a command-line tool to pack informations of an directory to an .LST-File.

E.G.: How can I pack all the file-Infos from C:\TEMP (and Sub-Dirs)
to an .LST-File on the commandline (not wihtin TC) ?!

Regards,

Luzie

There is a special tools DiskDirExtCmd do excatly what you want ! Diskdir extended is only a packer plugin wcx and can not be called directly from command line. DiskDirExtCmd is a command line version, it builds listfile.

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diskdirextcmd c:\temp >TempFolderList.lst

Create a TempFolderList.lst with a recursive file listing (including archive file as folder) .... for more download it.
You can download it on totalcmd.pl !

[Balderstrom]

Interesting, as a Command-line tool, I expected to run into some special char issues, but it successfully processed the following:

c:\wuBIN\exDOS>diskdirextcmd f:\users\temp > TempList.lst

c:\wuBIN\exDOS>more templist.lst
f:\users\temp\
(TEST\ 0 2010.11.1 12:48.56
TES!T\ 0 2010.11.1 12:49.8
TES;T\ 0 2010.11.1 12:49.30
Test & Dir\ 0 2010.11.1 12:48.50
TES{T\ 0 2010.11.1 12:49.18

[most]

Hello,
The link to DiskDirExtCmd_1.33.zip is dead, I guess it's out-of-support also.
Anyone here have this command available or any alternative software for creating lst files on commandline?