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I'm trying to write a script (under Win2k) that will write the attribute number of every file on a drive to one single text file. After the script runs awhile, it displays:
"Script Error: failed to find/open script"
The "FOR" command is also causing a problem. It only wants to go one level deep.
Does anyone know how to get kixtart to walk the directory tree (similar to a DIR /S) and perform a command for each directory?
I'm also concerned that writing a script that calls itself will hang after going a few levels deep.
I've been tring to launch the script with:
M:\> for /d %x in (*.*) do kix32 c:\fattrib.kix ".\%x"
Contents of fattrib.kix are as follows:
BREAK ON
$Dir = "%1"
$File = Dir( $Dir + "\*.*" )
WHILE @ERROR = 0 AND $File
$attribute = GetFileAttr($Dir + "\" + $File)
IF REDIRECTOUTPUT("c:\attributes.txt",0)=0
? $attribute
chr(59)
$Dir + "\" + $File
ENDIF
IF @ERROR = 0
; try for next subkey
$File = Dir("")
ENDIF
LOOP
EXIT 0
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