Export dir/file listing as CSV file

[CharlesF]

Does anyone know of a way to export a listing of selected dirs (inc. subdirs and files) as a .CSV file. Is there a plugin that will allow this?

Regards,
Charles

[Hainz]

For this case I often use the old DIR-Command:
dir *.* /S /B /ON >mylist.csv

[CharlesF]

For this case I often use the old DIR-Command:
dir *.* /S /B /ON >mylist.csv

This produces a listing of ALL files and folders in the root folder. I want a listing of files and folders of the folders currently selected in TC only.

Regards,
Charles

[umbra]

1. Select some folders and/or files
2. Type "cm_DirBranchSel" (without the quotes) into TC's command line and press Enter
3. Select all files and folders (e.g. Ctrl+A)
4. Menu->Mark->Copy To Clipboard With Path+Details

A tab-separated list of files/folders (including data from all visible columns) should be stored in your clipboard.

[CharlesF]

1. Select some folders and/or files
2. Type "cm_DirBranchSel" (without the quotes) into TC's command line and press Enter
3. Select all files and folders (e.g. Ctrl+A)
4. Menu->Mark->Copy To Clipboard With Path+Details

A tab-separated list of files/folders (including data from all visible columns) should be stored in your clipboard.

Interesting but not exactly what I'm looking for. I'd like the list to have relative paths only and be sorted alphabetically by path and file name (not by file name). Like so.

2011\01 Filename
2011\01 Filename
2012\01 Filename
2012\02 Filename

I suppose I can do this in a text editor.

Btw, I only get path\Filename in the clipboard list. No other columns show in the list.

Regards,
Charles

[umbra]

2CharlesF
Relative paths, sorting, ... - you could do that in TC too, but I think it's really gonna be easier and faster in a reasonable text editor.

And about those missing columns, are you sure you are clicking "Copy To Clipboard With Path+Details" and not "Copy Names With Path To Clipboard"?