TCC LE 13.05.68 x64 Windows 7 [Version 6.1.7601]
I'm trying to recurse through a directory tree using "for /nj /r" and exclude junctions.
From the documentation the /nj switch should work in TCC/LE. However, junctions continue to get explored with or without the switch.
As you can see "junk" is a junction to a folder with two files, 4.txt and 5.txt, but they shouldn't be processed. I'm not sure if I'm doing this right or if there is a limitation I'm not aware of.
I'm trying to recurse through a directory tree using "for /nj /r" and exclude junctions.
From the documentation the /nj switch should work in TCC/LE. However, junctions continue to get explored with or without the switch.
Code:
11/03/2012 11:11 <DIR> .
11/03/2012 11:11 <DIR> ..
10/31/2012 17:00 <DIR> 1
8/03/2012 14:14 <DIR> 2
10/31/2012 17:01 <DIR> 3
8/17/2012 11:56 <JUNCTION> junk [d:\Temp\test]
8/03/2012 14:17 20 1.txt
8/04/2012 19:28 18 2.txt
[C:\Temp\test]for /nj /r %a in (*) do echo "%a"
"C:\Temp\test\1.txt"
"C:\Temp\test\2.txt"
"C:\Temp\test\1\1.txt"
"C:\Temp\test\1\date.txt"
"C:\Temp\test\2\2.txt"
"C:\Temp\test\3\3.txt"
"C:\Temp\test\3\date.txt"
"C:\Temp\test\junk\4.txt"
"C:\Temp\test\junk\5.txt"As you can see "junk" is a junction to a folder with two files, 4.txt and 5.txt, but they shouldn't be processed. I'm not sure if I'm doing this right or if there is a limitation I'm not aware of.
