how to get subdir items with full path name?

I'm new to powershell,

How to get subdir items with full path name?


Thank you!

Benny ha scritto:

> I'm new to powershell,
>
> How to get subdir items with full path name?
>
>
> Thank you!

Some examples.

For a specific Path:
get-childitem C:\ | foreach-object -process { $_.FullName }

>From current directory and recursive:
get-childitem -recurse | foreach-object -process { $_.FullName }

>From current directory, including hidden files/dirs and recursive:
get-childitem -recurse -force | foreach-object -process { $_.FullName }

Ciao!
Claudio

I just like to add that there are also some shortcuts that are not so verbose:



"ClaudioG64" wrote:

> For a specific Path:
> get-childitem C:\ | foreach-object -process { $_.FullName }

gci C:\ | % { $_.FullName }

> From current directory and recursive:
> get-childitem -recurse | foreach-object -process { $_.FullName }

gci -r | % { $_.FullName }

> From current directory, including hidden files/dirs and recursive:
> get-childitem -recurse -force | foreach-object -process { $_.FullName }

gci -r -fo | % { $_.FullName }

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greetings
dreeschkind

"Benny" <DongDong.Wang@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1161156839.805978.153610@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...
> I'm new to powershell,
>
> How to get subdir items with full path name?

If you want just the name (ie a string object is OK) then just use:

gci . -name

or

gci . -recurse -name

Be aware that this will emit System.String objects instead of
System.IO.FileInfo/DirectoryInfo.

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Keith

>I just like to add that there are also some shortcuts that are not so
>verbose:
Here is one for you:

${function:...} = { process { $_.($args[0]) } }

gci c:\ | ... fullname

Enjoy!