FILES V:1.1 - Make FILES.BBS utility (c) Andrey Antonov, 2026
(Build 22/06/26 09:21:35)
Use FILES /?  For Help

Usage:
 FILES [/?] [/pPATH] [/fFILE] [/tTMP] [/xCTL] [/c[CNTR]] [/d]
       [/i] [/l] [/n] [/b] [/h] [/s]

 /? - this text
 /p - set work path PATH (default - .\, current path)
 /f - set name of filelist in PATH directory (default - FILES.BBS),
      file name must have an extention
 /t - set name of TMP file in PATH directory (default - !_TMP_!.TMP)
 /x - set [path/]name of .CTL file (default - FILES.CTL in FILES.EXE directory)
 /c - set style of counter CNTR (default - [000], maximal size - 8 symbols),
      option /c without parameter - don`t include counter
 /d - delete records for non-existent files
 /i - supress spaces (descript.ion form) for records of new files,
      option is recommended to be used with /c without parameter.
      This option ignores DescriptionConversion parameter state in .CTL file,
      DescriptionConversion parameter value considered as "YES"
 /l - add text "<This file is not described>" to new files descriptions
      if description not availiable FileProcess parameter is commented
      in .CTL file
 /n - display names of not availiable files, files added to filelist
      and external process exec information. Use for debug
 /b - use DOS text output (Fn 9 Int 21h) instead of color output
 /h - enable files with HIDDEN attribute processing
 /s - enable files with SYSTEM attribute processing

Examples:
 FILES /pc:\arc /fFILELIST.LST /tTMPFILE.TMP /c[00]
 FILES /c /l /h /s /fLIST.LST
 FILES /c[000000] /h /s /i
 FILES /c /fLIST.LST /xC:\CTL\TMPCTL.CTL
