# Folder Synchronize Command Script Syntax (Ver 2.4+) # # COLUMN DEFINITION SETTINGS FOR SCRIPTS # # Funduc Software, Inc # Copyright 1997-2009 # http://www.funduc.com    http://www.searchandreplace.com # support@Funduc.com     support@searchandreplace.com  Note: This file is NOT a sample script. DO NOT submit this file to the program as a script. # is the comment character for scripts. Here are some details for the Display Columns= and Output Columns= switches. Display Columns= is ignored in Folder Synchronize. The default used for a script are the settings in place when the program was last run interactively. If you wish to customize your script you may find it easier to first establish and test your settings manually in the Directory Toolkit Options-Display and Options-Output dialogs. Then use the Directory Toolkit 'Write Options To Script' function (View Menu) to export your settings to a script. Use your text editor to get the Display Columns= and Output Columns= settings from that exported script into your production script. # *** DISPLAY AND OUTPUT COLUMN SETTINGS *** # # The Display Columns= and Output Columns= switches can be used to # control the layout of Funduc Software's Directory Toolkit GUI # display and the layout of the output report in Directory Toolkit # and Funduc Software's Folder Synchronize. If a script containing a # Display Columns= setting is passed to Folder Synchronize, this # switch is ignored -- Folder Synchronize does not have a GUI # display ;-) # # Current program settings will be used if nothing is specified for # either of these switches. # # For Directory Toolkit, you can save your current Output and # Display column settings to a file via the 'Save to File' buttons # in Directory Toolkit's Options/Output and Options/Display dialogs. # # Formatting of columns is controlled as follows: # - Each column specification must be surrounded by # ... # where 'description' is the text displayed in the header or column # tab for that column. # - Output Columns can be separated by anything you want. Control characters # such as \t (tab), \r (cr), \n (nf), or spaces, or a literal string. # - The Output Columns definition should end with a delimiter of some type such # as \t or, at minimum, extra spaces. # - Column and fields have a start & end tag, similar to html. Don't forget # the ending tag. # - The single alignment operator, , does not have a closing # tag. That formatting is applied to the entire column. # - More than one field can be used within a column. # - Fields within columns can be separated by spaces, text, or control characters # such as \t. # # Fields and their function are: # ------------------------------ # Field Name Description # ---------------------------- ------------------------------------------- # Any text of your choice. \t OK also. Use within a column. # Complete file name w/ extension. # File extension only. # File Date stamp. # File Time stamp. # File size in bytes. # Subdirectory for the file, closing \ included. # Checksum calculation. # CRC32 calculation. # MD5 calculation. # The full pathname including drive letter. # File version info for exe, dll, ocx files. # Attribute stamp (hidden, system, read-only, archive) # Not available on all OS's. # Last access date stamp. # Last access time stamp. # File creation date stamp. # File creation time stamp. # ZIP comment, if present. # # Output Formatting control # ------------------------- # One operator is available, . All items from this point # to the closing tag for that column will be right justified. # # Finally, here are some example settings: # Display Columns= # Output Columns=\t\t\t \t