Eg:
c:\test\sub\file.txt
I can find this file typing:
test\sub\file.txt
sub\file.txt
But I can't find the file typing:
test file.txt
test\file.txt
So, if I only know the name of the top parent folder and the file, how to find this specific file? (assuming I don't know how many subdirectories exist between test and file.txt)
How to search a file inside a top level parent directory with unknown subdirectories between them?
Re: How to search a file inside a top level parent directory with unknown subdirectories between them?
Found a solution. Left here in case it helps someone in the future.
I typed:
test\ file.txt
(with a slash and space after the folder name)
I typed:
test\ file.txt
(with a slash and space after the folder name)
Re: How to search a file inside a top level parent directory with unknown subdirectories between them?
With something like
Related settings:
Menu:Tools > Options > Search : Match whole filename when using wildcards
Menu:Tools > Options > Search : Match path when a search term contains a path separator
c:\*\everything.exe
Related settings:
Menu:Tools > Options > Search : Match whole filename when using wildcards
Menu:Tools > Options > Search : Match path when a search term contains a path separator