compare-paths:
Compares 2 or more folders by displaying each object's relative child path structure under the Name column (instead of the Path column).
Useful for performing Duplicate Name searches (ie, dupe:name) such that it only matches for duplicates synchronized between the two folders and their sub-folders, but won't match any stray files that exist elsewhere in either folder structure (since the entire relative path must match up).
Example:
compare-paths:"C:\Users\void\Documents\;D:\BackupDocs2015\" dupe:name
The above example finds matches for
C:\Users\void\Documents\essays\wallaby.doc
D:\BackupDocs2015\essays\wallaby.doc
But not for
C:\Users\void\Documents\copy2\wallaby.doc
nor
D:\BackupDocs2015\wallaby.doc
The actual Name column and Path column will display the following matching duplicate items...
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| Name | Path |
+-----------------------+---------------------------+
| \essays\wallaby.doc | C:\Users\void\Documents |
| \essays\wallaby.doc | D:\BackupDocs2015 |
... but not (due to dupe:name) ...
| \copy2\wallaby.doc | C:\Users\void\Documents |
| \wallaby.doc | D:\BackupDocs2015 |
+-----------------------+---------------------------+