XDIR
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Format:        XDIR [d:] [path] [filename] [/H]

Purpose:       Displays   all  files  and  directories  in  a 
          directory tree.

Use:           XDIR  is  similar to  DIR,  and  displays  the 
          filenames  and  directory  names specified  by  the 
          parameters, /H allowing hidden files to be included 
          in the operation.

               Unlike DIR,  when a directory name is printed, 
          all directories and files within that directory are 
          printed. This process continues until the bottom of 
          the directory tree is reached.

               Only  the  filenames and file  attributes  are 
          printed,  not the dates and times. The depth in the 
          directory  tree  of the printout  is  indicated  by 
          indenting  the display by two spaces for each level 
          of directory in the tree.

               Note  that this is a  transient  command,  and 
          must be loaded from disk.

Examples:

     XDIR

                    No parameters are given, so all the files 
          and  directories  in the current directory  of  the 
          current  drive  and all descending directories  are 
          displayed.


     XDIR B:\ /H

               All  of the files and directories of drive  B: 
          in it's entirety are printed.
