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Listing files
Hi there!
I would like to list all the files from a directory and its subdirectories. For example: DIRECTORY |- SUBDIR1 ||- sub1.txt ||- sub2.txt |- SUBDIR2 ||- sub3.txt |- root1.txt |- root2.txt I would like to create a fulllist.txt file which contains the list of these files (with path!!). So: DIRECTORY/root1.txt DIRECTORY/root2.txt DIRECTORY/SUBDIR1/sub1.txt DIRECTORY/SUBDIR1/sub2.txt DIRECTORY/SUBDIR2/sub3.txt After that i would like to change the "/" symbol to the dot "." symbol. For example: DIRECTORY.SUBDIR1.sub1.txt I need urgent help!  THANK YOU VERY MUCH! |
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