How to Merge all Text files in a Single file with Broken Lines?

问题

I'm using the codes below to combine all text files from a folder to a simple files, the problem is that the code does not break lines and ends up blending the words.

copy *.txt Combined.txt

Echo.
Echo Done!
Echo.

pause

When it ends it, he stay like this:

abcblue

123abcyellow

123abc

When I expected it to go like this:

ABC

blue

123

abc

yellow

123

abc

Whats wrong?

NOTE: I found this snippet of code on the internet and it looks like the subject:

FOR %f IN (*.txt) DO type %f >> Combined.txt & echo. >> Combined.txt

In this context:

type file1.txt >> newfile.txt
echo. >> newfile.txt
type file2.txt >> newfile.txt
echo. >> newfile.txt
type file3.txt >> newfile.txt
echo. >> newfile.txt

But I need it to automatically grab all text files and combine.

回答1:

As long as the files are properly formed Windows (CRLF) ANSI text files then you could consider using Type?

Type *.txt>"..\Combined.txt"

This 'should' write to Combined.txt in the parent of the current directory. I have done this to prevent the command from trying to read it's own content, as it is also a .txt file. Feel free to replace "..\Combined.txt" with a specific path if you prefer.

If you would like the file names above each output .txt file then try changing the command to this: