Category : File Managers
Archive : DLPM.ZIP
Filename : DL.DOC
Output of file : DL.DOC contained in archive : DLPM.ZIP
Directory Lookup
by
Paul Martin
DL.EXE is a program that will recurse directories for files matching
a pattern and display the size as well as total number of files
that match the pattern and the total space taken up be those files.
DL will indent the filenames in subdirectories to give an output
similar to TREE.EXE.
The format to run DL.EXE is as follows:
DL
examples:
DL will display all files in the current directories
and all subdirectories below the current directory
DL A:\*.EXE will search and display all files with the EXE
extention on A: and all the subdirectories on A:
DL TEST.FIL will display the file name test in the current
directory and all subdirectories
You get the picture.
DL will support full wildcard searches with the ? and * characters.
DL will also support full DOS pathnames.
DL.EXE was written in "C" and is a bound executable. This means it
will run under OS/2 and DOS.
Feel free to distribute this program and make as many copies as
your heart desires, but you must not alter the program in any way
and you must also include this documentation.
If you find this utility useful, all I ask is that you send me
$5.00 for my effort.
Send checks, money orders, loose diamonds, and of course cash to:
Paul Martin
901-A Ohio Pike
Cincinnati, Ohio
45245
If you find any bugs or have any questions, you can reach me through
USENET at [email protected] or through a local BBS I frequent, called
C.C.C. (513)752-8248, (513)752-1544, (513)752-1542, (513)752-1055,
(513)752-8239, (513)752-0121, (513)752-0730
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* Revision List *
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Revision 1.1 08/25/89
Added logic to make the directory path always show the complete path and
and also added support to look at the contents of a directory just by
name (eg. DL TEMP will display the contents of all files and subdirectories
of TEMP if temp is a directory, otherwise TEMP is used as a search mask).
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Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!
This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.
But one thing that puzzles me is the “mtswslnkmcjklsdlsbdmMICROSOFT” string. There is an article about it here. It is definitely worth a read: http://www.os2museum.com/wp/mtswslnk/