Batch file using tree command

A Alessi A Alessi 3 2 2 bronze badges. Thanks JosefZ for the help and quick response — A Alessi. See this page for an explanation of why this is important. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes.

JosefZ has placed the correct command in the comments but I thought I would add a bit of an explanation here: Think of how you path would look like with your command. Improve this answer. Thanks, I appreciate you taking the time to explain it to me. It's seems to make complete sense. This will really help us in our file explorations. AAlessi If thus answer was helpful for you, please consider marking it as your accepted answer by clicking on the grey checkmark next to it.

This not only helps me and the community but also rewards you : — geisterfurz Lets save this batch file as test. Comments are very useful to write a description for the command in a large batch file which contains any number of command and reference of another batch file; it makes the batch file easy to understand and modifiable.

This will run java demo jar file, just navigate to your java maven base directory and run this batch file. This batch file will run each of the files which belong to package, test, and deployment respectively; as a separate manageable process and will open a new console to log a command output for each of the batch file.

The batch file was a very popular solution to executing a series of command one by one when DOS used to be a very popular operating system, Nowadays also batch script plays a very important role in various tasks such as to automate the configuration of the windows server or to schedule a task. Privacy policy. Displays the directory structure of a path or of the disk in a drive graphically.

The structure displayed by this command depends upon the parameters that you specify at the command prompt. If you don't specify a drive or path, this command displays the tree structure beginning with the current directory of the current drive. Improve this answer. Good eye, I never would have seen that. Make sure to enclose with double-quotes if the path contains spaces. I figure you probably want to replace the file if it exists, rather than append to it.

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