directory tree

chdir, dir, or how to move up a directory tree
I feel it would be somewhat foolish to have source organised in any mechanism other than a package hierachy, since the compiler will use a JRE's mechanism of class querying to search for sources when compiling anyway, so some structure (not necessarily the directory tree, but some structure) of the source files

how to configure/build a kernel in a separate directory?
I then have to click twice to display the C Drive directory tree. Can some one tell me the attribute string needed to have explorer default to an open directory tree for the C Drive when I click to open explorer for the first time. I lost the string when I had to format my hard drive. Thanks.

Question: making a blank directory tree from existing tree (OS ...
In this case, a multi-level directory tree containing a large number of help files (HTML, GIF, JPG, etc.). I want to add these files to the Application Folder in the File System view. But it's not practical to add each and every one of them individually. This is unbearably time-consuming and error-prone to do even

How to make a directory tree...
You need to explicitly recover the space as each file and directory is deleted. It is analogous to C++ explicit destruction. In NT deleting a disk file tree takes forever. This is because also has to logically move each deleted file to the recycle bin. It does not need to COPY, just adjust the directory entries.

deleting a directory tree
So I am asking what is a good way---and which files in general----to go about cleaning the Windows directory tree of unnecessary files? Here is an approach I am using now, but it does not tell me what is really worth pruning out. 1. I open up a Search window from Explorer from the Windows directory.

finding tags files based on location
The other Kermit uses the path information to replicate the original directory tree. This works if each of the two Kermits is C-Kermit 7.0, Kermit 95 1.1.17 or later, or MS-DOS Kermit 3.16 (currently in Beta test), and it works between any combination of Unix, DOS, Windows, OS/2, or VMS. File dates are preserved

Directory Tree View Problem
-type d can be used to list the directory, but cp and tar won't just do the directory and mkdir will not help me preserve ownership and permissions 2. I don't have room to duplicate the whole tree and delete non-directories! ** Any shell-based approach or a PERL script will be greatly appreciated! Thanks. Example.

How to print tree directory from MSDOS prompt
Clay Irving c...@panix.com comp lang perl misc In <366f235...@nemo.idirect.com> "Gorbatchev Dmitri" <di...@idirect.com> writes: i'm trying to make a directory tree, but i can't. Next code show each directory, but don't show path to directoryes :( how to make a directory tree??? plz, tell me somebody!

How to delete a directory tree?
... 2.3.7-1 Distribution: unstable Urgency: low Maintainer: Brian May <b...@snoopy.debian.net> Changed-By: Brian May <b...@snoopy.debian.net> Description: dar - Disk ARchive: Backup directory tree and files dar-docs - Disk ARchive: Backup directory tree and files dar-static - Disk ARchive: Backup directory tree and

ftp directory tree
Mark Rae [MVP] m...@markNOSPAMrae.net microsoft public dotnet framework aspnet "Keith G Hicks" <k...@comcast.net> wrote in message news:OfY4S0ueIHA.5788@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... And if it helps, here's all the error info: It does. The resource cannot be found. Description: HTTP 404. The resource you are looking for

Q best implementation for hierarchical tree (like directory ...
FOO in a directory they are searching with your routine, it will go into an infinite loop, because it'll keep reading FOO then FOO/FOO then FOO/FOO/FOO, etc etc. The problem is that a symlink can point to a directory, especially directories that are above the search point. And you weren't testing for that.

Printable directory tree
Does anyone know how to print the directory tree like we used to do in Dos? At the Windows Dos Prompt when you type: TREE |MORE , you can see the tree directory, but I cannot for the life of me get the darn thing to print the screen. I tried Steve Yandl's VBS folder print script, but can't make it work right either

how do I navigate UP the directory tree from a subfolder?
Bart Lateur bart.lat...@skynet.be comp lang perl misc Arun Horne wrote: Does anyone have some simple code to recurse a directory tree please?? File::Find can do whatever you want. It is in the standard distribution. Now, getting started might be a bit tricky for a newbie. So here is some sample code.

directory tree documenting tool
are placed in their work directory -- nothing should be generated in the kernel source tree itself. i'm suspecting that, if there are solutions, LNDIR(1) LNDIR(1) NNAAMMEE lndir - create a shadow directory of symbolic links to another directory tree SSYYNNOOPPSSIISS llnnddiirr

Draw a directory tree
Gilles Mocellin gilles.mocel...@free.fr linux debian user Le Monday 11 February 2008 10:05:08 Heiko Munz, vous avez écrit : hi, konqueror (in sid) fails to display the directory tree in the navigation area. this happens when konqueror is started with a mouseclick in kde. this failure does not occure when konqueror

Printing the Directory Tree
Keith G Hicks k...@comcast.net microsoft public dotnet framework aspnet asp.net 2.0 I have a master page in my root. I have some other pages in subfolders. All my navigation buttons are on the master page. When I click one of the buttons that takes me to a page in a subfolder, that works fine.

display directory tree
Sven Guckes use...@guckes.net comp editors * Patrick Finnegan <pfinnegan@NO_SPAMozemail.com.au>: Is it possible to point Vi at a directory tree and perform a text substitution in all files in that directory tree? no. however, you can write a simple shell script with a for loop to use vi on each file in turn.

Need a Directory Tree control with Checkboxes.
Here's the problem and what is working: I can not log in using the Windows 98 Client if I choose to log in to a directory tree. The only user I can log in as is Admin. Trying to log in another user, even one created in context TDSB, brings up this dialog: Network error You are not logged in to the directory tree

C Drive directory tree
When I did a directory-tree-like display, what I did was react to the OnItemExpanding message; if there were no children under the window, I would then do a FindFirst/FindNext on that directory and fill in the children at that point. By delaying the expansion, there are no long delays in enumerating the files.

WIN95 Backup/Restore (simple) UPDATE
Thorsten Kampe thors...@thorstenkampe.de comp unix shell * Guillaume Durr (2004-03-20 16:08 +0100) What command should I use to print a directory tree (the structure), as pstree would do for the processes? tree (http://mama.indstate.edu/users/ice/tree/)