SFK: snapto (Help)

Команда: snapto
sfk snapto=outfile [-pure] [-nosub] -dir mydir1 -file .ext1 .ext2

   Collect many text files into one large text file, specifying
   what sub folders and file (extensions) to include or exclude.
   The resulting file can be loaded directly by Depeche View,
   allowing interactive search and filtering of the content.

   options
      -office     include text from office files like .docx .xlsx
                  .ods .odt. for details see: sfk help office
      -justoffice reads only office files, but no plain text files.
      -keeputf    keep UTF-8 encoding from office file contents.
                  default is to convert to Ansi characters of your
                  system's codepage.
      -fileset x  instead of specifying long lists of -dir / -file
                  statements on the command line, you may write them
                  all into a text file, then use that. for more infos,
                  type "sfk help fileset".
      -arc        XE: include content of .zip .jar .tar etc. archives
                      as deep as possible, including nested archives.
                  XD: demo will read first 1000 bytes of each entry.
      -qarc       quick read top level archives but not nested ones.
      -hidden     include hidden and system files (not default).
      -allbin     include binary files as text extract (not default).
      -wlbin      include binaries selected by file mask white list.
      -binallchars  when extracting text from binaries include all
                  printable characters, like accents or non latin.
      -pure       don't insert filenames.
      -pure=2     no filenames and no header.
      -prefix=x   insert x before every file.
      -nometa     by default, sfk adds the file system's time and size
                  info to each :file: header. can be disabled here.
                  note that size= may not reflect the actual bytes used
                  within the snapfile, due to line ending conversions.
      -raw        collect faster by adding text file content as is,
                  without CRLF conversions, but still replacing any
                  null or EOF bytes. skips binary files completely.
      -nosub      or -norec does not include subdirectories (subfolders).
      -wrap[=n]   auto-wrap long lines [near column n], e.g. -wrap=80.
      -stat       show time stats at end.
      -slow       run with a lower process priority.

   see also
      sfk view    a GUI tool that can load and view sfk snap files
                  directly and search them at high speed.
      sfk getdv   instant download of Depeche View Lite (portable,
                  no installation) to browse snap file contents.

   web reference
      http://stahlworks.com/sfk-snapto

   examples
      sfk snapto=all-src.cpp . .cpp .hpp .dll !tmp
         includes .cpp, .hpp and even .dll text extracts, excludes all
         files with "tmp" in their name, e.g. tmp10.cpp

      sfk snapto=all-src.cpp -dir src2 !src2\old -file -all .doc
         includes all text files, and .doc binary extracts.

      sfk snapto=all-src.cpp -fileset zz-myset.txt
         includes whatever dirs and files are specified in the
         fileset definition "zz-myset.txt" (sfk help fileset).

      sfk select src5 .txt .exe +snapto=all.txt
         filenames provided by command chaining are always included,
         no matter if binary or not. in this case, extracts from .exe
         binary files are also placed into the output.

      sfk select -text mydir !.bak +snapto=all.txt
         select all text files from mydir, excluding .bak files.