Windows: The tree command
The tree command graphically displays the directory structure of a drive or path on the command line prompt — nice gimmick; haven’t used this in ages and completely forgot about it, but came in handy recently.
TREE \[drive:\]\[path\] \[/F\] \[/A\]
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
/F |
Displays the names of the files in each directory. |
/A |
Uses ASCII instead of extended characters. |
C:\xyz>tree /f /a
C:.
| plugin.php
|
+---feeditem
| atom.php
| common.php
| rss.php
|
\---pref
system.php
users.php
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