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1. FOR IN DO BATCH GET JUST FILENAMS FULL
2. FOR IN DO BATCH GET JUST FILENAMS CODE
3. FOR IN DO BATCH GET JUST FILENAMS WINDOWS

The reason I don't like double colons is that a double colon is really just a broken label and you can't have them inside a loop. The comment line starter is REM (case-insensitive).

FOR IN DO BATCH GET JUST FILENAMS WINDOWS

This was OK in MS-DOS under but it has the potential to break Windows NT family scripts running under cmd.exe. This brings me to what some may feel is a minor point (I have had arguments about this!) namely using double colons to start a comment line. This is something that changed from MS-DOS. This is because cmd.exe expands all normal percent variables before running and variables inside loops are created and changed at run time. For this reason we enable delayed expansion and use exclamation marks instead of percent symbols. If you used %var% then if it did not exist before the IF block or loop then nothing would get echoed (the variable would be empty) if it did exist you would get the previous value befor the script got to the bracket structure.

FOR IN DO BATCH GET JUST FILENAMS CODE

We need to enable delayed expansion because of the behaviour of variables which are both set and expanded inside a loop or other structure with brackets such as IF blocks - consider this code I would just add a bit more about delayed expansion. It's nice and clean in comparison to what I had in mind Kudos to SalmonĮrobby, a good effort. :: Checks for the existence of the folder, if the folder does not exist it creates the folder :: Using the File name it separates it into 2 part using "_" as a delimiter so 120_low becomes 120 and low :: Start of the loop to get all files with a psd or jpg Extension :: Needed because you are working with variables that are immediately called

Tested with these files in the same folder as the batch: As before, you can remove or comment out all the lines starting with echo, and if you do not want the script to wait for a keypress at the end, you can do likewise with the final "pause" offįor /f "delims=" %%B in ("%%A") do set fname=%%~nBįor /f "delims=" %%C in ("%%A") do set fextn=%%~xCįor /f "tokens=1* delims=_" %%D in ("!fname!") do set folname=%%DĮcho Folder !folname! does not exist, creating

FOR IN DO BATCH GET JUST FILENAMS FULL

This script creates a folder for either the full file name, or if it contains an underscore, the part before the underscore. Unfortunately I did not read your requirement carefully enough. Also, there is no division as such in the file name. Now the problem i am facing with this code is that this isnt the kind of file name i am using. This is a very monotonous and time consuming job and having a simple program to do my job is useful! :-pįor this i tried these programs with the basic language that i have about dos programming and using examples from stack overflow. I tried various links on but i couldnt find anything that works.

So, files 20.psd, 20.jpg, 20_low.jpg and 20_mob.jpg will be in folder named 20 and so on. I need a batch file that will make folders 20, 220 and 120 and move all the respective files into the respective folders. I need a batch file that will read the file name, make a folder of part of that file name and move all files that start with that file name into that folder regardless the extension. I need to move files that are all present in one folder to folders that are of the file names.