问题
There's some advanced file moving that needs to be done with the Windows command prompt; Is it possible to do it with wildcards?
Using regular expressions in UNIX, I could do something like this to find all files that begin with "s" and then do something else with them (echo).
ls s(.*) ; echo Found file \1 , needs to be moved to C:\unicorns\(\1)
I want to do something like that in Windows command prompt:
:: find all files that begin with "s" and then do something else with them (echo)
dir s(*) ; echo Found file \1
回答1:
Do something like this:
for %%f in (*) do (echo %%f)
This will echo a list of files found in current directory. Find more description here
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31144045/how-do-i-re-use-my-wildcard-match