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How can I navigate to a directory named "."? & other issues #18

Closed kafoby closed 2 years ago

kafoby commented 2 years ago

A directory on the target computer is named "." A single period. It seems I'm not able to navigate to it. How can I make the program literally interpret a period in the directory name? Edit with some other issues: !screenshot only works for one monitor if multiple are connected !currentdir doesn't seem to work at all, but this doesn't matter much since !displaydir includes the directory name anyway.

moom825 commented 2 years ago

The "." just means the current directory, for example let's say you're in the C drive(C:\), the "." would = "C:\". I don't think it is possible to even create a folder named "." in windows.

Sorry for the late reply.

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A directory on the target computer is named "." A single period. It seems I'm not able to navigate to it. How can I make the program literally interpret a period in the directory name?

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kafoby commented 2 years ago
kafoby commented 2 years ago

Then there must be a different issue, because in many locations, I see 2 folders named "." and ".." They even appear in the directory count at the bottom of the report.

moom825 commented 2 years ago

"." means current directory. ".." means the directory before. example: lets say you are in "C:\windows" "." would equal "C:\windows". ".." would equal "C:\".

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Then there must be a different issue, because in many locations, I see 2 folders named "." and ".." They even appear in the directory count at the bottom of the report.

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