Launches UltraSearch with the search in 'C:\Windows' for all files with the file extension ".txt". Starts UltraSearch with the search in 'C:\Windows' for all files whose name contains 'readme' or 'license'. Ultrasearch.exe "C:\Windows" "readme OR license" Starts UltraSearch with the search in 'C:\Windows' for all files whose name contains 'readme.txt'. Thanks, I'll go take a look at it right "C:\Windows" "readme.txt" I stand corrected! I'd seen that page, but somehow missed the es.exe program. As with many command-line programs, the output is sent to the standard console which can be redirected to other programs or to the file system.
With this program you can perform most of the same searches that you can from the main Everything program. On that page is a program, es.exe, which acts as command-line interface to the Everything program. The link I provided points to the download page. Those options are good for configuration, debugging, etc. The link you provided refers to command-line options of the main program. It does, but it does not export from the commandline, as I said Everything does have a command-line interface: any thoughts on that problem?Īlas, Voidtools' Everything does not export from the commandline, so using it as a way to search and exporting the results does not work.FYI. It'd be better if it were to export directly to a variable, but I haven't managed to do that yet, though I looked at stuff like cmdret. The code currently exports to a file and then that is read and cleaned up. If there are better ways to do this or if I made an error or something, please tell me by replying in this thread. LV_GetText(command, A_EventInfo,2) Get the text from the row's first field. SplitPath, A_LoopField, OutFileName, OutDir, OutExtension, OutNameNoExt, OutDrive] StringReplace, lijst, lijst, `r`n, `n, ALL
GUI ADD, ListView, x5 r20 w390 gfunction_dclick -multi, Name|Path GUI ADD, Button, ys w80 gGUI_fill_results default, OK GUI ADD, Edit, x5 w300 vcommand_search section r1, I don't have 64-bit windows, so that part I had to guess. Just requires you get the 32-bit and 64-bit versions and rename them respectively to tfind32.exe and tfind64.exe But even that is not as fast as "everything": Īlas, Voidtools' Everything does not export from the commandline, so using it as a way to search and exporting the results does not work.
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