I saw that command line option is added in the new translation command line help.
But why not use the search edit syntax? I think it is more powerful and can reduce the number of options.
Maybe cmd.exe can escape all character. Is there any issue?
-create-file-list-exclude-files alternative
Re: -create-file-list-exclude-files alternative
Simplicity and efficiency.But why not use the search edit syntax?
Using the search syntax would currently require making a temporary database.
-create-file-list-exclude-files supports regex: and wildcards (* and ?)
-create-file-list-exclude-files, -create-file-list-exclude-folders and -create-file-list-include-only-files can be omitted if all results are wanted.
-create-file-list can be used to create a file list of all files, which could be opened in Everything, a complex search could be applied and a new file list exported.
The Everything command line interface offers full search for creating a file list from the current Everything index.
All characters can be escaped from the console with the ^ character.Maybe cmd.exe can escape all character. Is there any issue?
^^ = ^
^| = |
^< = <
^> = >
While the Everything command line interface accepts UTF-16 (unicode), the console is limited to multi-byte character sets.
You can force the console to use UTF-8 for full unicode support with the following command:
chcp 65001
You will also need to change the console font to Lucida Console.