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Updates
Update 6/1/2017: Program released.
Description
The lccFolderFixer was developed to perform actions on folders.
Current Actions Available:
- shortenName
Will loop through all sub-folders and rename each folder to a number. Starting with the number '1'. If a folder already exists with that number, it will be incremented until an available one is found. This number is reset per folder.
This is handy if you have a path of folders that exceeds the 260 character limit by lots of windows processes, like 'remove directory', etc. and you want to shorten those names/path, so that the processes can work.
- recursiveMoveDelete
Will loop through all sub-folders and move their sub-folders (i.e. two levels deep) to a temp folder the program creates in the current location, called:
lccFolderFixer-RecursiveDeleteDirectory-stage
then delete the sub-folder.
It will then move the sub-sub folders back to the old location with a new unique number id and repeat the process until all folders are gone.
This is handy if you have a path of folders that exceeds the 260 character limit by lots of windows processes, like 'remove directory', etc. and you want to delete those folders
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Disclaimer
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