问题
I have hundreds over folders with structure like this:
PARENT\FolderA\Subfolder01\files1.isoPARENT\FolderB\Subfolder02\files2.isoPARENT\FolderC\Subfolder03\files3.iso
I want to move all the files1.iso, files2.iso, files3.iso up one level respectively. Should look like this.
PARENT\FolderA\files1.isoPARENT\FolderB\files2.isoPARENT\FolderC\files3.iso
And what would be even better is something that work to delete the Subfolder01, Subfolder02, Subfolder03 which are not wanted.
And if possible, as well batch rename those files1.iso, files2.iso, files3.iso to the name of FolderA.iso, FolderB.iso, FolderC.iso respectively.
I really have no idea how to work this out. Anybody can help?
回答1:
cd PARENT
for /D %%i in (*) do (
for /D %%j in (%%i\*) do (
move "%%j\*" "%%i\%%i.iso" 2>&1>nul && rmdir "%%j" 2>&1>nul
)
)
An explanation:
cd PARENT
Just make sure you're in the root directory to work from so the rest works
for /D %%i in (*) do (
This is a for loop, for every directory in the working directory it sets %%i to the directory name (e.g. FolderA), then does the following:
for /D %%j in (%%i\*) do (
This is a nested for loop, for every directory in %%i (on first loop, FolderA) it sets %%j to the directory name (on first loop, FolderA\Subfolder01), then does the following:
move "%%j\*.iso" "%%i\%%i.iso" 2>&1>nul && rmdir "%%j" 2>&1>nul
Move everything whose name ends with .iso in %%j (FolderA\Subfolder01) to %%i (FolderA), and rename it to %%i.iso (FolderA.iso). If that works, remove the %%j directory. Redirect all output to nul (i.e. produce no output).
)
)
Close off the loops.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51593698/batch-move-files-from-different-subfolder-up-one-level-respectively