DataMystic

Hi there!
thanks for the swift support!
However.... this solution doesn't seem to work with me. I've tried dragging filters in such a tree structure, but I couldn't find them. So I took your advise and got the zipfile and tried it with that.
And Lo and Behold.... still nothing. However, the problem ...

hmmmm..... Feeling rather blonde here...
I understand what you mean, but how can I use the example? I am not quite familiar with the whole clipboard technology, and now I tried copying and pasting the example in the clipboard and get the input from the clipboard:

TextPipe Single User Edition ...

OK, got some further now:
I applied a perl filter to the text:

^.*?jpg$

I sent the non-matching lines to a subfilter:

^.*$

after which I chose the action "Remove" from the dropdown box.
This left me with just the lines with folders actually containing files.

Then I added the filter "Remove ...

Hi there!
I've got this list of files (simple dir /s /b > list.txt in command prompt)
Now I need to group them by subdirectory.
here's a small example:

Winter2008_2009
zomer2009
Winter2008_2009\Bijzonderetassen
Winter2008_2009\Damesmode
Winter2008_2009\Bijzonderetassen\L1000405.JPG
Winter2008_2009 ...