Need help with Command Prompt.

[pluto]

Im trying to create a txt file with the list of folders in a directory in the format:

[level1]/[level2]

I have managed this before but I have forgotten the commands and on the Microsoft site, I cant find the commands to remove the date and format it how I want on their either anymore.

Can anyone help?

I got as far as:

dir >a.txt /b

but that just shows [level1]. Need it to show level2 as well.

EDIT - I need to filter out all folders but ones with 2006 in the name.

[level1]/2006 [level2]

 

[madmatt]

To make a list of files within a directory
run command
cd <dir>
dir > file.txt

 

[the_tazinator]

Open a DOS prompt and type "tree" and see if that gives you want you are looking for.

 

[pluto]

To make a list of files within a directory
run command
cd <dir>
dir > file.txt

Ahhhhhh,just worked that one out.

Open a DOS prompt and type "tree" and see if that gives you want you are looking for.

Oooooh, that might come in handy but was not what I was looking for.

Thanks anyway.

How do I filter out folders? Say, folders are named 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, how can I filter to only show folders with the date of 2002?

 

[pluto]

Ok! Worked it out, solution as follows:

dir /a:d /s/b | find "2006" >a.txt

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