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Replace start "" D:\TMP\sm..\ in the code with start "" "%CurDir%sm..\"

The previous poster, I tested 复制.cmd, and it still didn't copy the empty folder into sm..\

[ Last edited by philon on 2008-6-28 at 08:24 PM ]

Even /e doesn't work?

/E Copies directories and subdirectories, including empty ones.
Same as /S /E. May be used to modify /T.

That's right. After adding /e, it still didn't copy over, and it also gave a cannot perform cyclic copy prompt. Only non-empty directories and the files inside them were copied over; the files in the current directory weren't copied over at all

fastslz
You really are an expert, thank you very much! This time it worked. It achieved what I had in mind! Thanks again~
I changed cls&echo Copying file "%~1" ...... to cls&echo Copying file ......
Haha

Originally posted by HAT at 2008-6-28 17:34:
Add a fox loop to exclude sm..\, then use xcopy /i, maybe it can be done. Going to eat first, we'll discuss it again when I get back.

You could also first copy the files and folders that need to go into the “sm.” folder to somewhere else, and then copy them back.

Originally posted by philon at 2008-6-28 21:22:

I changed cls&echo Copying file "%~1" ...... to cls&echo Copying file ......
Haha

:xxxx

cls&echo Copying file%status%

xcopy /y/h/r "%~1" "%~dp2" >nul

set status=%status%.

goto:eof

One more question: after using your code, I can't change the name of the folder to be created? Can't sm be changed to another name? For example wd, or simply private folder? Is it related to that 6b7e~1 thing? What is it used for? Waiting for your reply.

Come on, you still haven't figured out where sm6b7e~1 comes from?
Post #12 explained it very clearly, dir /x

Look at the picture:

Yeah, it's just that there's no way to change sm to another name.

@echo off&mode con cols=70 lines=12

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

set CurDir=%~dp0

color 5b&cls&echo.

set /p Name=Enter a folder name! Folder names with spaces are not supported  

if not defined Name color 0c&cls&echo.&echo You didn't enter any characters!&&ping/n 3 127.1>nul&exit

title Create or delete a private folder

if not exist %Name%..\nul (

	md "%Name%..\"

        for /f "skip=1 tokens=4*" %%a in ('dir/ad/x "%CurDir%%Name%.*"') do if not defined ShortName set "ShortName=%%a"

	color 5a&cls&echo.&echo The private folder has been created! Files will be put into the private folder...&ping/n 2 127.1>nul

	for /f "delims=*" %%a in ('dir/ad/s/b "%CurDir%"^|findstr /i /v "\%Name%."') do md "%CurDir%!ShortName!\%%~nxa"

	for /f "delims=*" %%i in ('dir/a-d/s/b "%CurDir%"^|findstr /i /v "\%Name%. .bat .cmd"') do (

	    set "SourceFile=%%i"

	    set "DestinationFile=!SourceFile:%CurDir%=!"

	    call :xxxx "!SourceFile!" "%CurDir%!ShortName!\!DestinationFile!"

	)

	ping/n 2 127.1>nul

	start "" "%CurDir%%Name%..\"

) else (

	rd /s/q "%Name%..\"

	color 5e&cls&echo.&echo The private folder has been deleted!&ping/n 2 127.1>nul

)

color 5b&cls&echo.&echo Run it again to recreate or delete!&ping/n 2 127.1>nul 

exit



:xxxx

if not defined count set count=0

if %count% gtr 50 set status=.&set count=1

cls&echo Copying file%status%..

xcopy /y/h/r "%~1" "%~dp2" >nul

set status=%status%.&set /a count+=1

goto:eof

When the Name variable is undefined or defined as space characters, rd /s/q %Name%..\ will delete all folders in the parent directory. Any loss has nothing to do with me, so please do not casually modify the code

Actually, this kind of folder is also easy to delete, so it can't really be called a private folder.

Because just like post #12 said, dir/x shows everything.

For example, with md g..\ you can actually cd ge276~1, and then do whatever you want. Same principle as sm6b7e~1