CDI (Change Directory Interactive) for Windows

Name: CDI (Change Directory Interactive)
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)
Author: Andrew Covert

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You should unzip files (cdi.cmd and cdi_list.exe) to a folder in your windows path, such as C:\WINDOWS\System32.

Developer’s Description

By Andrew Covert

Search for matching directory names within file structure and interactively display options.

Cdi.cmd--change directory interactive. Usage: cdi [directory name] A command line utility that recursively searches for and interactively lists directories. Directories found are listed ten at a time, with a prompt to either select 0 through 9, q to quit, or enter to list the next ten directories. Pressing enter on the last page of listings also quits the program. Upon selection the current directory will be changed to the one selected. No arguments yields all subdirectories of the current directory, passing an arguent either yields all subdirectories of a subdirectory in the current directory or even more useful if no immediate subdirectory is present the program will find any matching subdirectories. If no subdirectories are found the program simply states File not found and returns to the prompt. Utilizes existing dir command, meaning standard windows metacharacters can be used Two components: cdi.cmd and cdi_list.exe.