COPYTREE Command Documentation

DESCRIPTION:

The copytree command is used to copy files and their associated metadata from a source directory or search results, with options to apply prefixes, suffixes, and other filters. This only works with assembly files.

SYNTAX:

copytree [-search|-filePath] -suffix -prefix -recursive -includedrawings -latest -directory

PARAMETERS:

• -filePath: The source file or directory to copy.
• -directory: Specifies the target directory where the files will be copied.
• -search: A search query to filter files to be copied.
• -suffix: Adds a suffix to the copied files.
• -prefix: Adds a prefix to the copied files.
• -recursive: Copies files recursively from subdirectories.
• -includedrawings: Includes associated drawing files in the copy operation.
• -latest: Ensures the latest version of the files is copied.

EXAMPLES:

  copytree -filePath "fidget spinner.sldasm" -suffix _ -directory "\new project" #copies the fidget spinner to new project folder with suffix _
  copytree -search "*.sldasm" -includedrawings -directory "c:\export" #copies all assemblies in current directory to the export under c drive

REMARKS:

• The -dir parameter specifies the target directory. If omitted, the current directory is used.
• Use the -recursive parameter to include all subdirectories in the operation.
• The -includedrawings parameter ensures that associated drawing files are included in the copy.
• The -latest parameter ensures that only the latest versions of files are copied.