Tools/Utilities

DirTree

This utility prints directory structure of any folder. It is similar to the Tree command on Windows but works on other operating systems like Linux or Mac OS X.
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Usage
Example 1
java -jar DirTree.jar
This prints the contents of the current directory in the following format. 
Displaying directory tree for: C:\java\FileTree\.
\---.
   \---bin
      \---com
         \---synametrics
            \---app
               \---dirtree
               |   DirSummary.class
               |   DirTree.class
   \---src
      \---com
         \---synametrics
            \---app
               \---dirtree
               |   DirSummary.java
               |   DirTree.java
|   .classpath
|   .project
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Total bytes:   12402
Total files:   6
Total folders: 10
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Example 2
java -jar DirTree.jar C:\temp
This example takes a path for parameter in prints that folder instead of the current directory.
Example 3
java -jar -noSummary -fullName DirTree.jar C:\temp
In addition to the path, this example takes -noSummary and -fullName for parameters. -fullName prints the entire file name rather than displaying the names in a tree like structure. The -noSummary hides the summarized view.
Example 4
java -jar -noSummary -fullName DirTree.jar C:\temp > fileNames.txt
Same as example 3 but saves the data to fileNames.txt file rather than displaying the results on console.

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