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my script dont work with most directories script should list all directories and files


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This script I made don't list most directory's files for example it don't list files in c:\windows\system32, however it lists files in c:\windows\ime, Why this script dont list files in c:\windows\system32 ?

My objective is make script that list all files in directory and if directory have any sub directories then it must also list files in subdirectories.In otherwords I need script that generates full directory tree since given directory,script that reveal whole directory tree.

Edit: code updated, I invented how to list files in system32, but I still need help with making it more dynamic.At the moment sctipt list files like \maindir\subdir\file.ext but directory structure is not fixed, which mean it could also be \maindir\file.ext or \maindir\subdir1\subdir2\N number of directories\file.ext and all these directories may or may not contain files, if directory contain files, files must be added in list.

#include <File.au3>
$alltext = ""
$path = "C:\windows"
$flist = _FileListToArray($path, "*", 2)
For $i = 1 To $flist[0]
    $alltext = $alltext & $path & "\" & $flist[$i] & @CRLF
    $newpath = $path & "\" & $flist[$i]
    $flist4 = _FileListToArray($path & "\" & $flist[$i], "*", 1)
    If Not @error Then
        For $b = 1 To $flist4[0]
            $alltext = $alltext & $path & "\" & $flist[$i] & "\" & $flist4[$b] & @CRLF
        Next
    EndIf
    $flist2 = _FileListToArray($path & "\" & $flist[$i], "*", 2)
    If Not @error Then
        For $n = 1 To $flist2[0]
            $alltext = $alltext & $path & "\" & $flist2[$n] & @CRLF
            $flist3 = _FileListToArray($path & "\" & $flist2[$n], "*", 1)
            If Not @error Then
                For $a = 1 To $flist3[0]
                    $alltext = $alltext & $path & "\" & $flist2[$n] & "\" & $flist3[$a] & @CRLF
                Next
            EndIf
        Next
    EndIf
Next
ClipPut($alltext)
Edited by E1M1

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