How can I tree a folder in batch without listing the current directory?
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Im trying to use the tree command to list a file system but it adds extra information such as current directory and what directory is being listed.
I have tried looking into the tree attributes but cant seem to find anything that works.
rem Asks for user input
set /p COMMAND=What would you like to do? :
rem Locates the command specified by the user
goto %COMMAND%
:settings
echo.
rem Clarifies that the action has been completed
echo Successfully opened settings panel
echo.
rem Shows a graphical tree of the specified file structure
tree "%CD%settings"
pause
I am only expecting:
├───accounts
├───apps
├───devices
├───language
├───network
├───personalization
├───privacy
├───security
├───system
├───time
└───update
But instead I get:
Folder PATH listing
Volume serial number is 0000C2A7 06D5:17B1
C:USERSNOAH HERRONDESKTOPSYSTEM MANAGEMENTSETTINGS
├───accounts
├───apps
├───devices
├───language
├───network
├───personalization
├───privacy
├───security
├───system
├───time
└───update
batch-file
edited Jan 3 at 23:21
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asked Jan 3 at 22:48
Noah HerronNoah Herron
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Im trying to use the tree command to list a file system but it adds extra information such as current directory and what directory is being listed.
I have tried looking into the tree attributes but cant seem to find anything that works.
rem Asks for user input
set /p COMMAND=What would you like to do? :
rem Locates the command specified by the user
goto %COMMAND%
:settings
echo.
rem Clarifies that the action has been completed
echo Successfully opened settings panel
echo.
rem Shows a graphical tree of the specified file structure
tree "%CD%settings"
pause
I am only expecting:
├───accounts
├───apps
├───devices
├───language
├───network
├───personalization
├───privacy
├───security
├───system
├───time
└───update
But instead I get:
Folder PATH listing
Volume serial number is 0000C2A7 06D5:17B1
C:USERSNOAH HERRONDESKTOPSYSTEM MANAGEMENTSETTINGS
├───accounts
├───apps
├───devices
├───language
├───network
├───personalization
├───privacy
├───security
├───system
├───time
└───update
batch-file
edited Jan 3 at 23:21
LotPings
20.4k61633
asked Jan 3 at 22:48
Noah HerronNoah Herron
33
add a comment |
Im trying to use the tree command to list a file system but it adds extra information such as current directory and what directory is being listed.
I have tried looking into the tree attributes but cant seem to find anything that works.
rem Asks for user input
set /p COMMAND=What would you like to do? :
rem Locates the command specified by the user
goto %COMMAND%
:settings
echo.
rem Clarifies that the action has been completed
echo Successfully opened settings panel
echo.
rem Shows a graphical tree of the specified file structure
tree "%CD%settings"
pause
I am only expecting:
├───accounts
├───apps
├───devices
├───language
├───network
├───personalization
├───privacy
├───security
├───system
├───time
└───update
But instead I get:
Folder PATH listing
Volume serial number is 0000C2A7 06D5:17B1
C:USERSNOAH HERRONDESKTOPSYSTEM MANAGEMENTSETTINGS
├───accounts
├───apps
├───devices
├───language
├───network
├───personalization
├───privacy
├───security
├───system
├───time
└───update
batch-file
edited Jan 3 at 23:21
LotPings
20.4k61633
asked Jan 3 at 22:48
Noah HerronNoah Herron
33
Im trying to use the tree command to list a file system but it adds extra information such as current directory and what directory is being listed.
I have tried looking into the tree attributes but cant seem to find anything that works.
rem Asks for user input
set /p COMMAND=What would you like to do? :
rem Locates the command specified by the user
goto %COMMAND%
:settings
echo.
rem Clarifies that the action has been completed
echo Successfully opened settings panel
echo.
rem Shows a graphical tree of the specified file structure
tree "%CD%settings"
pause
I am only expecting:
├───accounts
├───apps
├───devices
├───language
├───network
├───personalization
├───privacy
├───security
├───system
├───time
└───update
But instead I get:
Folder PATH listing
Volume serial number is 0000C2A7 06D5:17B1
C:USERSNOAH HERRONDESKTOPSYSTEM MANAGEMENTSETTINGS
├───accounts
├───apps
├───devices
├───language
├───network
├───personalization
├───privacy
├───security
├───system
├───time
└───update
batch-file
batch-file
edited Jan 3 at 23:21
LotPings
20.4k61633
asked Jan 3 at 22:48
Noah HerronNoah Herron
33
edited Jan 3 at 23:21
LotPings
20.4k61633
asked Jan 3 at 22:48
Noah HerronNoah Herron
33
edited Jan 3 at 23:21
LotPings
20.4k61633
edited Jan 3 at 23:21
LotPings
20.4k61633
edited Jan 3 at 23:21
LotPings
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20.4k61633
asked Jan 3 at 22:48
Noah HerronNoah Herron
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asked Jan 3 at 22:48
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asked Jan 3 at 22:48
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That header is build into the executable tree.com
(yes despite being a 64bit program it is named .com)
Use a for /f to parse the output and skip 3 lines:
for /f "skip=3 delims=" %%A in ('tree "%CD%settings"') do Echo:%%A
or simply pipe tree output to |more +3
tree "%CD%settings" | more +3
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That header is build into the executable tree.com
(yes despite being a 64bit program it is named .com)
Use a for /f to parse the output and skip 3 lines:
for /f "skip=3 delims=" %%A in ('tree "%CD%settings"') do Echo:%%A
or simply pipe tree output to |more +3
tree "%CD%settings" | more +3
answered Jan 3 at 23:32
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That header is build into the executable tree.com
(yes despite being a 64bit program it is named .com)
Use a for /f to parse the output and skip 3 lines:
for /f "skip=3 delims=" %%A in ('tree "%CD%settings"') do Echo:%%A
or simply pipe tree output to |more +3
tree "%CD%settings" | more +3
answered Jan 3 at 23:32
LotPingsLotPings
20.4k61633
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That header is build into the executable tree.com
(yes despite being a 64bit program it is named .com)
Use a for /f to parse the output and skip 3 lines:
for /f "skip=3 delims=" %%A in ('tree "%CD%settings"') do Echo:%%A
or simply pipe tree output to |more +3
tree "%CD%settings" | more +3
answered Jan 3 at 23:32
LotPingsLotPings
20.4k61633
That header is build into the executable tree.com
(yes despite being a 64bit program it is named .com)
Use a for /f to parse the output and skip 3 lines:
for /f "skip=3 delims=" %%A in ('tree "%CD%settings"') do Echo:%%A
or simply pipe tree output to |more +3
tree "%CD%settings" | more +3
answered Jan 3 at 23:32
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answered Jan 3 at 23:32
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