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How to write code to copy the contents of a specified folder under the current directory to a disk? (Include empty files, do not copy the folder itself)

@echo off
for /f "delims=ABC " %%i in ('find "ABC"') do xcopy /e %%i d:\
pause>nul
The folder I have is "ABC", and this doesn't work when written like this.

What is this "for /f "delims=ABC " %%i in ('find "ABC"') do " for?

Is it to copy the specified "ABC" folder in the folder where the batch file is located to the F: disk?

Brother Hanye, please give me a hand.

Copy all text files (allowing files of size 0) in the abc directory in the current directory to the F drive
xcopy abc\*.txt f:\
And it is required to include files with hidden, system, and read-only attributes
xcopy /rh abc\*.txt f:\

Why can't I copy files into the subfolder in the ABC folder?

xcopy /e ABC I:\
pause Done
What does RH mean?

The poster can take a look at the parameters of xcopy, xcopy /?
1. If you want to include subdirectories, use the /s parameter
2. To copy only folders but not files, use the /t parameter
3. To include empty directories, use the /e parameter

Can Brother Han Ye use batch processing to achieve key clicks to connect to another BAT file? If possible, write an example for me to learn.

I didn't understand what you meant...

It's like there's a button on a software. For example, "OK", you click "OK" and you can open another BAT file. Can this function be realized?

echo off
color 0a
cls
set a=12
set b=4
:reb
set /a a+=25
set /a b+=3
mode con: cols=%a% lines=%b%
echo ╭───╮ ╭───╮
echo │Format│ │Copy │
echo ╰───╯ ╰───╯
pause
For example, I can use the mouse to click "Format" to open the BAT file for formatting, and click "Copy" to open the BAT file for copying.

Isn't it impossible to achieve?