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I'd like to delete all the ".vs" folder across several directories with Visual Studio's projects. After some experiments I've eventually finished with the following, and I'll explain why below: sfk sel -justdirs -hidden -dir . +filter -+.vs +run "sfk deltree -hidden -withdirs -yes $file" -yes Here are my explanations: - Since I wanted to select folders with the exact name of ".vs", I used the construction of sel -justdirs -hidden -dir . +filter -+.vs because I could not understand how to achieve...

Now it’s possible to open a specific page of the online Manual using a URL similar to: https://d0vgan.github.io/nppexec/?q=4.0 https://d0vgan.github.io/nppexec/?q=FAQ

NppExec v0.8.8 * Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the heroes! - fixed: now findFileNameIndexInNppOpenFileNames checks the current (active) file first (when, for example, a highlighted error message is double-clicked in the Console and this error message contains a file name without a path) + NppExec Manual updated * npp_files updated to Notepad++ 8.6.2

NppExec is: https://github.com/d0vgan/nppexec/ NppExec v0.8.7: * Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the heroes! - fixed: nested IF...GOTO sometimes did not work as expected * changed: now "GoTo_MaxCount" is per-label rather than per-script + added: "npe_cmdalias local ..." for local command aliases, similarly to local variables + added: now npe_queue supports command aliases + internal optimization: now MacroVars are based on std::vector instead of std::map for much faster iteration + other internal optimizations...

By the way, the -i option is not mentioned for sfk filter. Moreover, sfk filter mentions list of possible input sources from stdin: type x.txt | sfk filter -+pattern Maybe -i was added recently and therefore is not present in the help text?

I also checked sfk dumphelp for a very detailed help information - and, despite its name and description, it does not seem to include the help produced by sfk xex, for example. And the help output produced by sfk replace as well as by sfk ask do not seem to be included in the sfk dumphelp... So I'm completely confused...

I also checked sfk dumphelp for a very detailed help information - and, despite its name and description, it does not seem to include the help produced by sfk xex, for example. So I'm completely confused...

At first, thank you very much for the update (1.9.9)! Now, coming to my question, I used to think that sfk >sfk.txt gives the complete list of commands available in sfk. However, comparing the output file sfk.txt produced by sfk 1.9.8.2 and 1.9.9 I noticed that sfk data - create random text and test data is present in 1.9.8.2 and absent in 1.9.9. I checked whether sfk 1.9.9 supports the command sfk data- and it actually does. So my question is: is there another way to get a complete list of all commands...