![]() ![]() The solution for code written by MC ND is to use the Rar command lb with switch -ed to filter out directory entries on list output. ![]() The answer is that this directory with all files and subdirectories is also deleted because of also listed by Rar.exe and findstr does not filter out the list entry of the directory as it looks like exactly like a file name entry in bare list format. I looked on first version of great solution of MC ND and thought by myself what happens if there is by chance although very unlikely a directory with name some-data.txt inside the archive? ![]()
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