Operating environment: under WINXP and the DOS under WINXP -(not pure DOS)
Under a certain partition there are two directories with the same name, only the number at the end is different.
For example: "Pro Evolution Soccer 5" "Pro Evolution Soccer 6"
Under DOS their names show up as "proevo~1" and "proevo~2"
Using if not exist "X:\proevo~1" xcopy "N:\proevo~1 /i /e" copies “Pro Evolution Soccer 5" to X:....
If after that I also want to use this statement to copy "proevo~2" to X:, then it is:
if not exist "X:\proevo~2" xcopy "N:\proevo~2 /i /e" and it will copy “Pro Evolution Soccer 6" to X:....
I'd like to ask: without changing these two statements, under DOS how can I make it so that when I copy "Pro Evolution Soccer 6" it will automatically check whether the "proevo~1" directory exists, and if it does not, automatically rename the copied "proevo~2" under X: to "proevo~1"
but under WINXP it would still appear as the "Pro Evolution Soccer 6" directory?
Thanks~~~~~!!!!!!
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[ Last edited by namejm on 2006-11-23 at 05:58 PM ]
Under a certain partition there are two directories with the same name, only the number at the end is different.
For example: "Pro Evolution Soccer 5" "Pro Evolution Soccer 6"
Under DOS their names show up as "proevo~1" and "proevo~2"
Using if not exist "X:\proevo~1" xcopy "N:\proevo~1 /i /e" copies “Pro Evolution Soccer 5" to X:....
If after that I also want to use this statement to copy "proevo~2" to X:, then it is:
if not exist "X:\proevo~2" xcopy "N:\proevo~2 /i /e" and it will copy “Pro Evolution Soccer 6" to X:....
I'd like to ask: without changing these two statements, under DOS how can I make it so that when I copy "Pro Evolution Soccer 6" it will automatically check whether the "proevo~1" directory exists, and if it does not, automatically rename the copied "proevo~2" under X: to "proevo~1"
but under WINXP it would still appear as the "Pro Evolution Soccer 6" directory?
Thanks~~~~~!!!!!!
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[ Last edited by namejm on 2006-11-23 at 05:58 PM ]
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