I use dir
command to find directories and files I use it in following way:
dir /b
The output is following
biblio.bib
tg.cls
itglogo-eps-converted-to.pdf
itglogo.eps
logo-eps-converted-to.pdf
README.md
STYLES
texfiles
thesis.aux
thesis.idx
thesis.lof
thesis.log
thesis.lot
thesis.out
thesis.pdf
thesis.synctex.gz
thesis.tex
thesis.toc
If you see in above output just by looking at text we cannot know which is directory.
I want to know how can I do some thing like in output I am able to differentiate directories from files in dir
output. Also I want the output to come spread horizontally not vertically in Windows cmd. I have to scroll a lot so how can I do it?
I use Windows 10.
A simple dir /W
should be enough
On my Windows 10, I see:
Directory of D:\git\thermsolver
[.] [..] .gitattributes .gitignore go.mod go.sum [grid] grid-schema.json
grid.yaml main.go thermsolver.exe
You can see subfolders surrounded with square brackets; eg: [grid]