I'm using:
for /f "tokens=*" %%d in ('dir /ad/b/s ^| sort /R') do rd "%%d"
pause
which returns:
The directory is not empty.
for any nonempty directories. Is there any way for it to list specifically which directories aren't empty instead of a vague statement? I know it's not much effort to manually check the directories, but this is part of a larger script that I'm trying to make more user-friendly.
rd
returns an ERRORLEVEL
you can use, just change:
rd "%%d"
To this:
rd "%%d" || (echo Not empty: %%d)
To remove error message from rd
too just redirect stderr
to nul
:
rd "%%d" 2>nul || (echo Not empty: %%d)