The sort functionality was implemented with examples of IComparer and delegates such as System.Comparison. The following is the screen shot of the program: Sort on (File Name, File Size, Modified Date, and Created Date).Omit Empty Directories - will exclude from the report any directory where there was not any single file that met criteria for reporting (really cleans up the output if using other filters).File Search Pattern - filters file result by whatever mask is specified.File Size > than (Bytes, KB, MB, GB) - filters file result where files greater than specified size are reported.Display Full Path - Writes the File Name which includes the full path rather than the file name only.Display File Info - Adds file size in KB, MB, and GB, also Create Date and Modified Date.Display Directory Info - Adds roll up information such as total size of all files in directory and then total for all sub directories.Display Drive Info - Adds details of the root drive such as total size, free space, and percent used.Recursive Listing - Adds all sub directories to the XML report.There are several options labeled "Report Options", "Filter Options", and "Sort Options" which make the output a little more usable. The program requires a "Source Directory" and "Destination File" to process a list of directories and files and to save the resulting XML file. I've used command line batch files which are simple, but I wanted something that can be displayed nicely in a browser or Notepad++ and collapse directories.
#How to export directory list to text file movie#
I just wanted to list my movie files with their size to a text document of sorts so I can have a quick reference of what movies I have available while I travel.
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