Copy/Move to Location (13) # Loses tree structure #

[Shacho]

Great App & V4 has some great new features.
Renaming can work on files in many subfolders and does this admirably.
Issue: Copy/Move does not keep the subfolder structure. If we are going to move/copy files, it makes sense that the tree structure goes with the files.
Can we have an option under Copy/Move to Location (13) to retain the tree structure
Starting Point:
C:\Start\--+--Current\--+--File1.txt
_________|__________+--File2.txt
_________+--Archive\--File3.txt

End Point:
C:\Destination\--+--File1.txt
________|______+--File2.txt
________|______+--File3.txt

The subdirectories/tree structure has disappeared!!!
This can probably be achieved with Javascripting which is not available in the free version.

[Admin]

Thank you , I have added this for review

[jto]

I have been using BRU for many years. Now I have moved into more advanced features. I add as a Suffix Latitude, Longitude and Altitue to the name of my images (separated by to load the result as a text file in Excel.

My wish is that BRU retains the folder structure when the files come from several subfolders.
Thank you very much for a very happy user.

jto

[jto]

Correction: separated by Semicolon.
jto

[Admin]

This is added to version 4.0.0.6
When subfolders are scanned and files are in a different Sub.Dir., the folder structure will be optionally maintained.

[jto]

Thank you Admin, I really appreciate this.
Jto

[Admin]

Released:
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=6903

[Shacho]

Thank you Admin

[Admin]

You are welcome ! Please let us know if it's working as you expected!

[jto]

Folder structure (test)

D: Main forlder\SubA\SubB\Sub1
D: Main forlder\SubA\SubB\Sub2

Starting at D: Main forlder\ creates
SubA\SubB\Sub1
SubA\SubB\Sub2

Starting at D: Main forlder\SubA\ creates
SubB\Sub1
SubB\Sub2

Starting at D: Main forlder\SubA\SubB\ creates
Sub1
Sub2

This is what I expeced. Good work!
Toresen

[jto]

Correction.
Folder structure

D: Main forlder\SubA\SubB\Sub1
\Sub2

Starting at D: Main forlder\ creates
SubA\SubB\Sub1
\Sub2

Starting at D: Main forlder\SubA\ creates
SubB\Sub1
\Sub2

Starting at D: Main forlder\SubA\SubB\ creates
Sub1
Sub2

This is what I expeced. Good work!
Toresen

[Shacho]

Thank you it does exactly what I was looking for.
Incidentally, I did manage to create my own specific javascript version for this, but a generic checkbox solution is far more elegant.