Feature request - subfolder creation

This may or may not exist already. I routinely have to make new folders and subfolders. It would be great to be able to get into the new folder dialog, then be able to create a folder and then instead of comma to add another folder, you could hit semi-colon (or some other key) to create a folder underneath that one. When the dialog detects another comma, it knows to put the folder in the root like the last folder. So the format would be:

Folder1;Folder1a;Folder1b,Folder2;Folder2a;Folder2b;Folder2c,Folder3

You can already do this, just use \

Folder1\Folder1a\Folder1b,Folder2\Folder2a\Folder2b\Folder2c,Folder3

Would create

Folder1
Folder1\Folder1a
Folder1\Folder1a\Folder1b

Folder2
Folder2\Folder2a
Folder2\Folder2a\Folder2b
Folder2\Folder2a\Folder2b\Folder2c

Folder3

Ah, thanks a bunch!

But if I wanted to create a structure like this

Folder1 -----> Subfolder1 | |----> Subfolder2 | |----> Subfolder3

I have to write so

Folder1/Subfolder1,Folder1/Subfolder2,Folder1/Subfolder3

there is another method which does not always make me repeat "Folder1"?

Thanks

Create Folder1, then go into it and make all the sub-directories from there.

Ok .. I assume that you can not do this in one command

But it would be interesting to be able to do so perhaps by separating the root from ";"

An example of how it could be

[code]Folder1;/Subfolder1/Subfolder2/Subfolder3

Or

Folder1;,Subfolder1,Subfolder2,Subfolder3[/code]

What do you think?

I think that's adding complexity for very little benefit.

It also wouldn't let you create two top-level folders which each contained sub-folders (without doing it the way you have to now anyway, or adding even more complexity).

I do not believe that become too complex .. 3 become symbols rather than the current 2 "/;,"

Folder1;/Subfolder1/Subfolder2/Subfolder3,Folder2;/Subfolder1/Subfolder2/Subfolder3

Or

Folder1;,Subfolder1,Subfolder2,Subfolder3/Folder2;/Subfolder1/Subfolder2/Subfolder3

[code]Folder1 ----->Subfolder1
|
|---->Subfolder2
|
|---->Subfolder3

Folder2 ----->Subfolder1
|
|---->Subfolder2
|
|---->Subfolder3[/code]

and to insert a subfolder inside another, you can use 2 times "/" or 2 times ","

Folder1;/Subfolder1//Subfolder2/Subfolder3

Or

Folder1;,Subfolder1,,Subfolder2,Subfolder3

Folder1 ----->Subfolder1 ---->Subfolder2 | |---->Subfolder3

Folder1;/Subfolder1/Subfolder2//Subfolder3

Or

Folder1;,Subfolder1,Subfolder2,,Subfolder3

Folder1 ----->Subfolder1 | |---->Subfolder2---->Subfolder3

Folder1;/Subfolder1//Subfolder2//Subfolder3

Or

Folder1;,Subfolder1,,Subfolder2,,Subfolder3

Folder1 ----->Subfolder1 ---->Subfolder2---->Subfolder3

in any event wanted to be just a suggestion