Short:    Lists Directory content tree-like
Author:   F.Brandis@GMX.net
Uploader: F.Brandis@GMX.net
Type:     util/cli
Version:  1.783
Requires: OS2.x+
Replaces: util/cli/tree17*
Architecture: m68k-amigaos >= 2.0.0

This is a tool to list the directory structure of a disk just like a tree,
as common on a DOS-PC when you typein "Tree c:".

ADDED: Output of files now via format template, incl. add. infos (Date, Size, Comment...)

USAGE:

      TREE  [<path>] [-s/S] [-f/S] [-t/K <tmpl>] [-r/S]

      -f = list files
      -r = print bytesize as kB/MB
      -s = sorting dirs ON 
      -t = template for file display follows with next parameter.
	 (requires -f parameter.)
	 - %s  file name
	 - %l  bytes used
	 - %b  blocks used
	 - %d  date of creation
	 - %t  time of creation
	 - %a  protection flags
	 - %c  comment.
       ?    for this help

 example: TREE -f -t "%s (%l bytes)"  NOTE: The "" are required, because of the spaces!
     


Notes for this V1.783:

* This version is FREEWARE.
* You need some (more) free memory, due to the new additions.
* The output format for the NEW additional file informations should now work.

* Unlike previous versions, this version uses the `-r` parameter not only for
  bytesize summary (at the end), but also for every filesize.

* You can redirect the output (e.g. >RAM:outfile.ascii)
* You can call Tree with ? switch to get a short help

* Sorting and scanning is still slow, i'm working on it.
* There is still some space for improvements and optimizations, let's see...
* Pattern matching is (still) planned...

* OS2.x compat. not tested since years...

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