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| DOS批处理 & 脚本技术（批处理室） » Renaming files |
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| Floor1 2bno1 | Posted 2006-06-13 11:00 |
| 新手上路 Posts 2 Credits 8 | |
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Experts, I want to use a batch script to rename files in a certain folder. The renaming rule is as follows:
Take part of the original filename, then add a new suffix after it, for example AVCQ01DY.ZIP.2006050202.ar AVCQ01DY.ZIP.2006050302.ar change to AVCQ01DY.ZIP.2006050202.zip AVCQ01DY.ZIP.2006050302.zip How should this script be written? Thanks! |
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| Floor2 3742668 | Posted 2006-06-13 11:51 |
| 荣誉版主 Posts 718 Credits 2,013 | |
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This should roughly meet your requirements. Of course, you can also modify it yourself according to the situation. |
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| Floor3 2bno1 | Posted 2006-06-13 13:04 |
| 新手上路 Posts 2 Credits 8 | |
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Thanks, boss, this command does run correctly.
But I'm just a beginner with batch, could you explain what the two parameters "%%~dpnxi" and "%%~ni.zip" mean? Thanks! |
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| Floor4 electronixtar | Posted 2006-06-13 15:11 |
| 铂金会员 Posts 2,672 Credits 7,493 | |
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My answer is very simple:
ren *.ar *.zip |
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| Floor5 不得不爱 | Posted 2006-06-14 08:06 |
| 超级版主 Posts 2,044 Credits 5,310 From 四川南充 | |
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Hehe 3742668 you've made the problem too complicated!
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| Floor6 wydos | Posted 2006-06-14 16:38 |
| 中级用户 Posts 117 Credits 304 | |
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It really was made too complicated!!!
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