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Recursively print folder contents via the Terminal
I wonder if a drag-drop script could be made of this?
Recursively print folder contents via the Terminal
Open a window with the contents of the disc showing.
Recursively print folder contents via the Terminal
This is nice, but it isn't practical if you want to list all the contents of subfolders recursively. This is just a screenshot, not a content listing. That keyboard shortcut is a nice new trick for me, though. May come in handy elsewhere.
Recursively print folder contents via the Terminal
Only Command-Shift-4 is needed. The Control key is not needed. If you press Space after enabling the screen capture, the cursor turns into a camera. You can then click on a window and only that window will be captured.
"I wonder if a drag-drop script could be made of "
There is, sort of. In the Scripts folder there are Printing Scripts. One is Print Window. Another is Print Window with Subfolders.
Recursively print folder contents via the Terminal
Here's a quick Applescript that I made. A 'choose folder' box comes up, and it asks you to pick a folder. After you do that, it creates a text file on your desktop called folder_list.txt that contains a list of the files inside of the folder that you chose.
Feel free to edit it,and make it better.
-Robert
Recursively print folder contents via the Terminal
just use
Recursively print folder contents via the Terminal
OK OK!
I felt bad about that last post, so i wrote the damn shell script for you. Just make a plain (e.g. not a rtf) text file (Text Edit works). Paste the following code in there. Save it. Then download dropScript and drop the text file on it. Then magically, a nice droppable goodie will appear for you. have fun.
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