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On emacs mailing lists I’ve seen people paste their directory hierarchy like so:
|-- .yas-make-groups
|-- collections
| |-- each
| `-- ...
|-- control structure
| |-- forin
| `-- ...
|-- definitions
| `-- ...
`-- general
`-- ...
where .yas-make-groups would be a file, and collections would be a directory, etc.
I’m guessing this is a naive question, but is there some elisp code that no one told me about that I can use for this, or some package that does this?
The
treecommand-line program’s the right answer, but if you also useorg-mode(and you should!), check out org-fstree.