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Hey guys, I'm trying to get a written list of some files in a drawer. They are text documents that need to be converted so I'd like a list so I can check them off as I go.
I have VincEd installed, and can list all the files (246 of them) but I can't figure out how to list them in alphabetical order - at the moment they're a mess of all different files everywhere. Thanks in advance, Robert.
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A4000D CSMK3 060/50mhz, 144mb ram, CVPPC video - Currently broken scsi :-( A4000D/T Warpengine 4040. A2000 Blizzard 2060, Picasso 2 and Indivision ECS. A2000 GVP G-Force 030-40mhz, 13mb Ram and Amber and Mechware SCSI Card reader. A1200D 030/50 34mb ram with Indivision AGA. Last edited by Robert17; 05-25-2011 at 04:48 AM.. Reason: typo. |
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on OS 3.9 just enter
list sort n to sort by name. In 3.1 and below use something like this: list >ram:tempfile nohead sort ram:tempfile ram:tempfile |
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@ Robert17
Here's quite a flexible way to create alphabetical lists of your dirs/drawers into a plain textfile... ![]() Here's what you need to do to create a plain text file in RAM: called FileList with the contents of drawer sorted for you in alphabetical order... ![]() List SORT=N PAT=~(#?.info) FILES LFORMAT "%p%n" To RAM:Filelist NOTE: the "~" is typed by holding down shift and pressing the large key just below ESC on the Amiga keyboard.... ![]() The above example will not include files ending with ".info:" if you wish to include these in your list then just remove the "PAT=~(#?.info)" bit... ![]() You can muck about with the above line to just list dirs/ drawers alphabetically or any other combination you choose, just type List ? (return) to see all the options... ![]() Sorry... forgot to mention... make sure you CD the dir/drawer you want to create a list of...
Last edited by Franko; 05-25-2011 at 05:26 AM.. Reason: Added info... |
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Thanks Thomas and Franko, both good answers.
In the end I used list sort n - copied the output text from the shell window, then pasted into editpad :-)
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It might be easier in the future to redirect the identical output to a file instead. List sort n > [filename] If OS3.x has the "quick" argument, you can add that to shorten the output further to just the file/dir name. List sort n quick > [filename] #6 |
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