Search Results for "tree"

Folder digging tool to retrieve the list of files based on a search criteria. You can get on the file name, or full path. You can get the file count based on a file mask.

A Java-based powerful disk usage utility. It outputs a table and a tree (both can be sorted). TinyScan is able to export the result to Excel, Access, MySQL and it can also scan remote computers. It is free and open source.

DupLichaSe is a very fast Duplicate File Detector that uses inductive heuristics to detect duplicate files very fast; based on content! DupLichaSe stands out from EVERY other Duplicate file detection Software because of it's graph based semi-automatic selection system. ... after finding 100s of duplicate files, do you have to go through some manual and possibly laborious process of deleting the duplicates? ...or is there a way for the Software to learn and do most of it for you in a SAFE...

Snippetsource is a simple yet powerful repository to store code snippets or any other text content. SQLite is used as the database backend which makes fast indexed lookups possible.

... of the program is simple: a device (USB / CD / folder) is scanned, the tree is reconstructed recursively with all the folders and files and all informations are stored in a SQlite DB. Now you can unplug the device and assign a category or a comment to each file or folder. You can perform searches by entering the song title, artist, filename and the program tells you on which device the file is. Moreover categorizing the various files and folders you can put everything according to logical group

SynchroMike is a two-way synchronisation program which allows the user to synchronize two directories. It comes with a handy user interface which displays differences between both storage locations as a tree. Update: This page is deprecated, find the new program at <a href="http://syncarus.net">syncarus.net</a>

RED searches and deletes empty directories recursively below a given start folder and shows the result in a well arranged tree. Further you can create some custom rules for keeping and deleting folders. Empty files in directories can also be ignored.

Java application using tree map algorithms to visualise disc space usage. Lets find forgotten large "space-eaters" files in an easy way.

XSpace is a globally accessible repository for hierarchically-keyed information. It provides persistence for trees with an elegant tree-navigation API. XSpace also publishes real-time events whenever a persisted tree is updated.