Tested OK using TC 11.50b3 32-bit and 64-bit. I wasn't able to find something that didn't work.22.10.24 Added: Find files: *.ext | \ will find files with extension ".ext" in subdirectories but not the base directory of the search (32/64)
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17.10.24 Fixed: Find files: \**\ at the end of a search string was interpreted as \*\ (exactly one directory) (32/64)
17.10.24 Fixed: Find files: \**\ in the middle of a search string was sometimes treated as 0 or more directories, sometimes as 1 or more. Now it's always 0 or more (32/64)
17.10.24 Fixed: Find files: Ignore/Remove \**\ or **\ at the start if a search name, searching for \**\dir\*.ext is the same as dir\*.ext (32/64)
17.10.24 Fixed: Find files: when searching for a single backslash \ (meaning limit to current directory) we don't need to search all subdirectories (32/64)
So using traverse filters is implemented such that subfolders are traversed into if they match a traverse filter, but when a match is encountered the folder is traversed into but not its subfolders. If you want to include subfolders as well you will have to add **\
Example:
Find all files/folders in folders named "totalcmd"
Code:
Search for: totalcmd\ | \Search in: c:\Code:
Search for: totalcmd\**\ | \Search in: c:\Code:
Search for: totalcmd\*Search in: c:\Code:
Search for: totalcmd\**\*Search in: c:\It should be added to the help page "Find files: General" that \**\ in a path means zero or more subfolders.
Statistics: Posted by white — 2024-10-23, 23:30 UTC