PowerShell rocks but I still use DOS commands to automate many day to day tasks<\/p>\n
Here is a script which can loop through files and perform whatever actions you want<\/p>\n
As you can see that %%F will return full path of current file in the loop and %%~nF will return Filename without extension. If you calling this same script on commandline\u00a0 then just use %F and %~nF (single % rather than %%)<\/p>\n
Example Batch File: CopyFile.bat<\/strong><\/p>\n Here is another sample script and output which shows how to use various inbuilt variables to extract different parts of File Path we looping through<\/p>\n Output :<\/p>\n PowerShell rocks but I still use DOS commands to automate many day to day tasks Here is a script which can loop through files and perform whatever actions you want As you can see that %%F will return full path …<\/p>\nECHO ">>> Copy Files and Register in GAC <<<"\r\n\r\nFOR \/R "C:\\Build" %%F in (*.dll) do ( \r\ncopy "%%~F" "%PROGRAMFILES%\\MyApp" \/Y\r\n\r\ngacutil.exe \/u "%%~nF"\r\ngacutil.exe \/if "%%~F"\r\n\r\n)<\/pre>\n
\r\n@echo off\r\nFOR \/R "E:\\Backup\\JVC-Camcoder\\BACKUP_1" %%F in (*.mod) do ( \r\n\r\nMKDIR "C:%%~pF" \r\n\r\nECHO **1** %%F\r\nECHO **2** %%~nF\r\nECHO **3** %%~xF\r\nECHO **4** %%~dF\r\nECHO **5** %%~pF\r\nECHO **6** %%~nxF\r\nECHO =======\r\n)\r\n<\/pre>\n
A subdirectory or file C:\\Backup\\JVC-Camcoder\\BACKUP_1\\SD_VIDEO\\PRG00D\\ already\r\nexists.\r\n**1** E:\\Backup\\JVC-Camcoder\\BACKUP_1\\SD_VIDEO\\PRG00D\\MOV21B.MOD\r\n**2** MOV21B\r\n**3** .MOD\r\n**4** E:\r\n**5** \\Backup\\JVC-Camcoder\\BACKUP_1\\SD_VIDEO\\PRG00D\\\r\n**6** MOV21B.MOD\r\n=======\r\nA subdirectory or file C:\\Backup\\JVC-Camcoder\\BACKUP_1\\SD_VIDEO\\PRG00D\\ already\r\nexists.\r\n**1** E:\\Backup\\JVC-Camcoder\\BACKUP_1\\SD_VIDEO\\PRG00D\\MOV21C.MOD\r\n**2** MOV21C\r\n**3** .MOD\r\n**4** E:\r\n**5** \\Backup\\JVC-Camcoder\\BACKUP_1\\SD_VIDEO\\PRG00D\\\r\n**6** MOV21C.MOD\r\n=======<\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"