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@echo off
if not exist "f:\Backup" md "f:\Backup"

:start
if not "%~1"=="" (
move "%~1" f:\Backup\
shift
goto :start)
pause>nul

Quoting the code from the second-floor brother, I tested it and it supports drag-and-drop operations, which has well solved the problem I mentioned earlier: (Currently it can only support single files, and the file name cannot have spaces. I don't know how to improve it to support multiple files (more than 9) and not be affected by spaces. I changed %1 to "%1" and it prompted that the command syntax is not supported.) However, after testing, it is found that it does not support folders. I don't know how to improve it?

Maybe I didn't make it clear earlier, sorry. Actually, I want to put this P into SENDTO to use, or directly drag and drop multiple files onto this P to operate

Great gods, please take a look... :lol:

[ Last edited by echo on 2006-12-12 at 04:50 PM ]

Try the following code, which supports multiple files and drag-and-drop, but for files with duplicate names, it overwrites them during the move without prompting!!! Improve it yourself if needed!

@echo off if not exist "f:\Backup" md "f:\Backup" :start if not "%~1"=="" ( move "%~1" f:\Backup\ shift goto :start) pause>nul

When inputting, you add quotes, pass them in and then remove them. If it exceeds 9, you should use shift.

TO: upstairs, the main problem the original poster has is not the issue of quotation marks, but the issue of spaces, should!

```
@echo off
call :print %*
exit /b 0

:print
for %%i in (%*) do echo,%%~i
goto :eof
```
Don't understand why call must be used for calling?
```
@echo off
md D:\Backup 2>nul
for %%i in (%*) do move …………
```
Note that if the parameter contains spaces, quotes should be added.

The code of the moderator is really extremely concise! Envious!!!

Does %* in the line @echo off
md D:\备份 2>nul
for %%i in (%*) do move …………
equivalent to *.*?

%* means all parameters referenced by the call statement, which is completely different from *.*.

Originally posted by youxi01 at 2006-12-12 10:57:
The moderator's code is really extremely concise! Envious!!!

To write good code, use as few ifs as possible; to make code robust, put quotes and parentheses around both sides.
You don't need to belittle yourself either, your code is also one of the more creative ones in this forum.

Thanks everyone, I've learned. Maybe I didn't make it clear above.

I want it to support drag-and-drop operations, that is, directly drag multiple files to this P for processing, or put this P into SENDTO, which is more worry-free!

I didn't make it clear above, sorry, thank you all

[ Last edited by echo on 2006-12-12 at 11:13 AM ]

I've been using it for at least half a year, you can modify it yourself.
Haven't seen any un supported files or folders yet
Parameters are unlimited! (More than 9 files or folders or files + folders)
I made a shortcut for this batch file (can run minimized)
One is placed on the desktop and one is placed in sendto
Quite time-saving!

@echo off REM Analyze the current date For /F "tokens=1" %%a in ('date/t') do set Day=F:\print\%%a REM If %day% does not exist, then create it! if not exist %day% Md %day% :o REM If there are no parameters, open the %day% folder and exit the program (such as double-clicking, used to see what files are inside!) if == start explorer %DAY% & exit REM Check whether this path is a file or a folder dir %1\. >nul 2>nul && goto Folder REM If it is a file, execute the following command echo. echo Moving %~1, please wait! title Moving "%~nx1", please wait! move %1 %day% :shift REM Check whether the next parameter of the current parameter is empty, if it is, jump out of the program! If %2#==# exit Shift goto o :Folder REM If it is a folder, execute the following command set Folder="%day%\%~nx1" md %Folder% && xcopy /y /s /i %1 %Folder% && rd /s /q %1 goto shift

[ Last edited by kcdsw on 2006-12-13 at 03:43 AM ]

First, top it and then read. It seems just what I want, thank you.
I top!

It's really good. I can't rate you today, it's restricted. Tomorrow. In the future, if there are good things, bring them out and share more!

[ Last edited by echo on 2006-12-12 at 03:38 PM ]

Hehe, this program is what I use every day for work.

The purpose is to put the files to be processed into a folder named after the current date, so that the server can get the files from here. (Because if all are placed in one directory, it's easy to have duplicate names or too many files, and the server response is slow.)

Then it needs to support all possibilities (except when the file is open)
1. Right-click sendto
2. Drag and drop
3. Easy to view
4. Support folders
5. Remove the original file

In addition, for my convenience in operation, I set a shortcut key in its shortcut, and I can open the folder of the current day immediately with one press.

I think it's completely using many other functions of the system, which makes this batch processing feel so, so good
For example: sendto, shortcut key, running in minimized form, and so on and so forth

So I think this thing is actually very suitable for you to take back for backup
This folder form named after the date can be retained.
Only the target folder needs to be changed.

[ Last edited by kcdsw on 2006-12-13 at 04:45 AM ]

Originally posted by kcdsw at 2006-12-12 03:42 PM:
Hehe, this program of mine is used every day at work.

The purpose is to put the files to be processed into a folder named after the current date, so that the server can get the files from here. (Because, if all are placed...

Just tested it, it's really great, haha, I won't say more...

It seems that everyone has some good treasures hidden!

Learned, instructed, and benefited, thank you! :P

[ Last edited by echo on 2006-12-12 at 03:53 PM ]