Hi there,
i really like everything and still use the old 1.2.x Version to generate a List of my Files on my Harddrives.
I use a task, which starts the Command Line Tool es.exe with parameters like: es -s -p c: > filelistc.txt
This doesnt work anymore with the new 1.3.x Version.
Is there any command line / batch possibility to generate such fast filelists? (which is much faster than a simple dir /s c: > filelist.txt)
Any Ideas/Help?
Thanks in advance!
Command Line to generate Filelist
Re: Command Line to generate Filelist
This should work with 1.3.x.es -s -p c: > filelistc.txt
es.exe requires the same privileges as Everything to communicate.
Please make sure the command prompt is run as Administrator if you are running Everything as Administrator.
Exporting is MUCH faster, although you have to do this manually.
To export to a file list:
- In Everything, type in your search c: and sort by path
- From the File menu, click Export.
- Change Save as type to Text Files.
- Type in a filename and click Save.
Re: Command Line to generate Filelist
ah, okay, my fault. I closed the Everything.exe, i just had the service running.
you are right, es.exe works fine here (as before)
Exporting would be an option, but for my purpose i perodically create this filelists with a batch,
maybe i should have a look at an autoit/ahk script
Thanks for your help
you are right, es.exe works fine here (as before)
Exporting would be an option, but for my purpose i perodically create this filelists with a batch,
maybe i should have a look at an autoit/ahk script
Thanks for your help
Re: Command Line to generate Filelist
Here's something simple in AHK
Send,place here the hotkey you use to bring the Everything window
WinWait,ahk_class EVERYTHING
Sleep,30
ControlSetText, Edit1, C:\,ahk_class EVERYTHING
PostMessage,0x111,40012,,,ahk_class EVERYTHING
WinWait,Export result list file:
ControlSetText, Edit1, place the path and name of the file to be saved here,Export result list file:
ControlClick,Button2,Export result list file:
WinWaitClose,Export result list file:
WinClose,ahk_class EVERYTHING
ExitApp
Re: Command Line to generate Filelist
thanks alot, iam not that deep into ahk, but this gives me a good starting point!
Thanks for your help!
Thanks for your help!
Re: Command Line to generate Filelist
AHK Script works fine, but now i played with command line options of everything again and i found:
-create-filelist <filename> <path> Create a file list of a path.
But it doesnt seem to work here..
everything.exe -create-filelist test.efu c:\
gives me no output at all.
Any idea?
-create-filelist <filename> <path> Create a file list of a path.
But it doesnt seem to work here..
everything.exe -create-filelist test.efu c:\
gives me no output at all.
Any idea?
Re: Command Line to generate Filelist
There is no output displayed to the console when using the -create-filelist command line option.
Is the test.efu file created?
Is the test.efu file created?
Re: Command Line to generate Filelist
ah okay.. nvr mind, just saw it just took like 2 mins till the File was created.
Dont know why it takes that long, but as its not time critical for me, its ok.
Just wondered before that no file was created during the process, it just "appears" when its finished.
Dont know why it takes that long, but as its not time critical for me, its ok.
Just wondered before that no file was created during the process, it just "appears" when its finished.
Re: Command Line to generate Filelist
Creating a filelist will take a few minutes...
The filelist is built in memory before being saved to disk.
Once the filelist has been created the Everything process will return.
The filelist is built in memory before being saved to disk.
Once the filelist has been created the Everything process will return.
Re: Command Line to generate Filelist
ok,
as i said, its not time critical for me, so i can use it at night for some batch script.
(besides the ahk script above works fine, too for me)
Thanks for your fast response and keep up the good work
as i said, its not time critical for me, so i can use it at night for some batch script.
(besides the ahk script above works fine, too for me)
Thanks for your fast response and keep up the good work