batch-file

问题 I have a Master folder which have multiple sub folders. All the subfolders have lot images with different extensions (jpg,tif and png). The total number of images in all the subfolder are around 90000 images. The thing is, I need to search some 500 images in Master folder and its subfolders and move the images to specified folder. I tried a below batch script to use the text file to search through a Master folder and all subfolders and move all the files from the list and paste them into a

问题 Is it possible to execute a .bat file from a Windows Subsystem for Linux (eg. Ubuntu)? It is trivial to run an .exe file from a WSL, but I haven't found a trivial way to run a .bat . The only way I found is to open cmd.exe , but that is a bit cumbersome to do every time I need to execute a .bat file. 回答1: Unfortunately at the moment you cannot do so without either using: cmd.exe /c foo.bat …or the following hack using binfmt: sudo sh -c "echo :WindowsBatch:E::bat::/init: > /proc/sys/fs/binfmt

问题 I'm quite stuck on this one; I need a batch (most other programtypes are restricted on the system this has to be run on) to run about 10.000 times, then stop. I got this far with this method: (generalized and simplified here, yet would do the trick to explain stuff with, because the file just clicks a bunch of stuff, just inhumanly fast) @echo off set loop=0 :start echo Hello world. set /a loop=%loop%+1 if "%loop%"=="10000" goto exit goto start :exit exit The above code is working, the

问题 I'm quite stuck on this one; I need a batch (most other programtypes are restricted on the system this has to be run on) to run about 10.000 times, then stop. I got this far with this method: (generalized and simplified here, yet would do the trick to explain stuff with, because the file just clicks a bunch of stuff, just inhumanly fast) @echo off set loop=0 :start echo Hello world. set /a loop=%loop%+1 if "%loop%"=="10000" goto exit goto start :exit exit The above code is working, the

问题 I'm quite stuck on this one; I need a batch (most other programtypes are restricted on the system this has to be run on) to run about 10.000 times, then stop. I got this far with this method: (generalized and simplified here, yet would do the trick to explain stuff with, because the file just clicks a bunch of stuff, just inhumanly fast) @echo off set loop=0 :start echo Hello world. set /a loop=%loop%+1 if "%loop%"=="10000" goto exit goto start :exit exit The above code is working, the

问题 I have a bunch of .xlsx files that are generated every month. I would like to be able to batch move the files to folders which have basically the same name. Example: 123456 Action.xlsx, 123456 RC.xlsx, 123456 PF.xlsx would be the files. The folder would be 123456 Random Center. Is there a way to move those files to that folder using a batch command or something else through the command prompt? Here is the the code I have been trying to use/modify. @echo off pushd "C:\New folder" rem Process

问题 I have a bunch of .xlsx files that are generated every month. I would like to be able to batch move the files to folders which have basically the same name. Example: 123456 Action.xlsx, 123456 RC.xlsx, 123456 PF.xlsx would be the files. The folder would be 123456 Random Center. Is there a way to move those files to that folder using a batch command or something else through the command prompt? Here is the the code I have been trying to use/modify. @echo off pushd "C:\New folder" rem Process

问题 I have a bunch of .xlsx files that are generated every month. I would like to be able to batch move the files to folders which have basically the same name. Example: 123456 Action.xlsx, 123456 RC.xlsx, 123456 PF.xlsx would be the files. The folder would be 123456 Random Center. Is there a way to move those files to that folder using a batch command or something else through the command prompt? Here is the the code I have been trying to use/modify. @echo off pushd "C:\New folder" rem Process

问题 I'm creating a batch to automate setting up new computers and one of the programs is AVAST. When I install avast silently, it installs chrome as well. Chrome isn't a program that I'm wanting to put on and it seems there is no workaround. So now I'm trying to make it uninstall chrome silently after AVAST but it just opens a new cmd window instead of running the exe. @echo off CD /d "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application" for /r %%f IN (setup.ex?) DO ( START /WAIT "%%f --uninstall -

问题 I'm not sure what happened to my old account so had to create this new one. I am having trouble with a batch file I wrote. I have it working where the user will input certain information and then the input will replace text within a file. However, the issue I am having that I couldn't seem to find an answer to exactly on here or help me out is...how do you replace data within quotes? I tried escaping the quotes and i am not sure if it is finding it and just not replacing it or what. Here is