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 FFind v1.5p - File Find Program   C.C. Thompson 08.04.1989

Утилита для поиска файлов на всем диске по маске.
FFIND is a file finder program much like FF found in the Norton Utilities Advanced Edition.



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FFIND (C) 1989 C.C. Thompson (Compuserve 76367,106) DESCRIPTION FFIND is a file finder program much like FF found in the Norton Utilities Advanced Edition. FFIND can be used to find all files on a drive matching a particular filespec. Wildcard file specifications are fully supported. FFIND is very helpful when you may have 'lost' a file, or when you'd like to determine whether you may have files with duplicate names scattered across your disk. Note that FFIND lists the volume label and directory entries in UPPER case, while other entries are listed in lower case. This is especially helpful when using the wide (/W) listing option. The output of FFIND can be redirected to a device or printer (e.g. LPT1: or fname.ext) Execution can be terminated at any time by hitting the Esc (Escape) key, Ctrl-Break, or Ctrl-C. FFIND can be renamed to any valid DOS name (e.g. you could rename FFIND.EXE to FS.EXE); under DOS 3.0 or later, the copyright and help screens will reflect the new name of the program. USAGE FFIND [d:] [filespec] [switches] [d:] is the drive to search; if this is not specified, the default drive is used [filespec] is optional; if omitted, *.* is used SWITCHES: /W Wide format if /W is specified, file sizes and dates are omitted, and only the file names are listed in a 5 file per line format. /O Omit directories This can be especially useful when using a filespec of *. or *.* . It produces a more compact listing when you are interested only in files, and not subdirectories, which happen to match the filespec. /P Pause Mode Pauses and prompts for a keypress after each page of output. Whether or not the /P option is specified FFIND output can be interrupted at any time by pressing any key. /H Help Produces a screen explaining FFIND syntax LICENSING/RESTRICTIONS ---------------------- FFIND is copyright (C) 1989 by C.C. Thompson. It is provided for personal use, and for distribution through electronic bulletin boards and shareware distribution channels. Enquiries regarding commercial use of FFIND should be directed to: C.C. Thompson 398 Dorchester St. Newmarket, ON CANADA L3Y 7Z3 Compuserve 76367,106 This program is provided on an as-is basis. The author disclaims any warranties, expressed or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of fitness for any particular purpose. Comments, suggestions, and improvement requests should be directed to the program author via Compuserve 76367,106. RELEASE HISTORY 1.1 first general release 1.4 corrected Pause message to always appear in column 1 when /W format specified allow '- ' to delimit parameters as well as '/' discard . and .. as ignored filespecs, rather than halt with an error added the drive letter to line indicating the filespec used for search. 1.5P corrected truncation of filename.ext when filespec is greater than 13 characters long Suffix added to distinguish version of program written in Pascal (P) from that written in C (C) Interim 'releases' have involved optimization of source code only. SOURCE CODE Source Code for FFIND can be found in the Borland (TP5) data library on Compuserve, and on Canada Remote Systems. Note: Under DOS 3.00 or later, the executable FFIND program can be renamed, and the copyright and help screens will reflect the new name. This has a harmless side-effect; programmers RUNning FFIND from the TurboPascal development environment will find that FFIND refers to itself as TURBO. (Try it!) The same program compiled to disk will reflect the correct program name when executed from the DOS command line, even when using the TurboPascal DOS Shell. A Turbo C Version Soon Available A functional identical version of this program has been written in C and is currently undergoing beta-test. The source code will be released to the Compuserve Turbo C forum (and other BBS's) as soon as it is available.