Hello DavePorter, Sorry for my little oversized script; it is as it is written for Windows to protocol the Folder Contents by Right Click (first start by double-click and the Registry entries therefore are done). Save the File as .vbs where ever you want on your local Drives. The execution with Right-Click creates 2 Text-Files in your Temp-Directory for Files and Folders separated. The script is also able to Replace automatically with a Full-Protocol for replaced entries (only available by passing startparameters in Dos-Konsole or Run-Dialog). However when I should help you to modify or create a Script for PSPad, I need some Information about how to define your Projectstructure. Further PsPad is able to create a new Project based on a Directorytree without any scripting. The problem begins in that moment in which you want to sort the Files in a Way the Explorer of Windows (also available as Sidebar in PSPad) is not able to handle. At all your only chance to refresh in other way then singled for each file is to edit the Project-File (.ppr) somehow automatic or manual (best with PSPad;-)); winking smiley). For examble: I have Standardfiles from a Developer. I have changes from a Support. I have my own changes. I want (my files, that of the Support and that of the Developer separately) listed in one Folder doesn't matter in which Sub-Folder they are on Disk... ...like this. For actualizing a individual program is nesessary. Some IDE have such features based on their specific behavior. For PsPad this is not to handle without language definitions and more details about the workspace. At least you prefer your sort for your project... Send some details and I try to ficture it out in VB-Script based on parts of Script as shown (JavaScript should also be able to). Maybe it's enough to use my script, paste and modify the Fileresults (AllFiles.txt) in the Projectfile (Thats what I do because my Projectstructure is changing in the moment)? PsPad is storing relative paths to projectfolder... For simple Foldertree maybe the Explorer in the Toolwindow is enough by filtering on language specific extensions?
Greetings Holger -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,40224,40271> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
