I want to search for *. jpg files in the "C:\Program Files\SomeDir\" folder.
However, this path contains spaces and the result is empty.
So how to write this command?
How to write a command if the path contains spaces
Re: How to write a command if the path contains spaces
Everything.exe -s """"C:\Program Files\SomeDir\""" *.jpg"
Triple double quotes (""") = single literal quote (")
Don't forget to use quotes to also escape spaces.
Command line options
With Everything 1.5:
Everything.exe -s* "C:\Program Files\SomeDir\" *.jpg
Triple double quotes (""") = single literal quote (")
Don't forget to use quotes to also escape spaces.
Command line options
With Everything 1.5:
Everything.exe -s* "C:\Program Files\SomeDir\" *.jpg
Re: How to write a command if the path contains spaces
If you're not using the command line and just setting the search, please use double quotes to escape the spaces:
Search for:
"C:\Program Files\SomeDir\" *.jpg
Search for:
"C:\Program Files\SomeDir\" *.jpg
Re: How to write a command if the path contains spaces
Thank you for giving me such a detailed answer! ^-^