My script isn't logging the contents of run.txt to log.txt
I've tried to remove the delete command to see if it was deleting it too quickly and therefore couldn't log. But that wasn't the case.
What should I change?
#ECHO OFF &setlocal
SET File=run.txt
type %File%
for /f "tokens=*" %%A in (%File%) do (echo >> log.txt)
del "%File%" /s /f /q > nul
pause
Here is a very simple way to do the task you are requiring.
#echo off
REM Will only grab the first line of the file
set /p file=<run.txt
REM For the last line use a for loop
for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (%file%) do set last_line=%%a
(
echo %file%
)>>log.txt
del /f %file% >nul
If not %errorlevel% equ 0 (
ECHO ERROR - %errorlevel%
pause
exit /b
)
ECHO Success!
timeout /t 003
exit /b %errorlevel%
EXPLANATION
set /p is for set prompt. For more information you can use set /? in your CMD window or check out this site.
I wish I could speak more on what < does, but what it is doing here is piping the content of run.txt to our variable.
Then we echo out our variable to our log file with (ECHO This is our %file%)>>destination
>> is to append where > is to overwrite the file.
(
echo %file%
echo.
)>>%file%
Checking for an error is probably unnecessary, but I believe it is a good habit to build on which is what I am trying to do with that If not %errorlevel% statement.
No error? We Success and timeout ourselves for xxx seconds.
Try:
#ECHO OFF &setlocal
SET "File=run.txt"
type "%File%" >> "log.txt" && (del "%File%" /f > nul)
pause
Related
I have this code:
#echo off
(for /f "tokens=* delims=:" %%L in ('findstr /b ::: "%~f0"') do echo %%L) >list.bat
:::#echo off
:::echo hello
:::pause
and it takes the simple "hello" script and turns it into a batch file called list.bat. The problem is that I need to put that code there every time. However, I want to extract a file with that code inside of it, for example, I have list.txt and I want to extract the code from it. The way I have tried is below I do not know what is going on. It says
The system cannot find the drive specified
for every line of code inside of list.txt
When I put echo before %%s it shows all lines of my code inside list.txt.
What am I missing?
#echo off
(for /f "tokens=* delims=:" %%l in ('findstr /b ::: "%~f0"') do echo %%l) >list.bat
for /f "tokens=*" %%s in (list.txt) do (
%%s
)
pause
List.txt looks like this:
:::#echo off
:::echo hello
:::pause
The file that is going to be created (list.bat) looks like this:
#echo off
echo hello
pause
Do not rely on delims to remove leading colons, because any number of them would be stripped:
#echo off
>list.bat (FOR /F delims^=^ eol^= %%L in ('""%__APPDIR__%FINDSTR.EXE" /BN ":::" "List.txt""') do (
set "line=%%L"
SETLOCAL EnableDelayedExpansion
echo(!line:*::::=!
ENDLOCAL
))
There are 4 colons ::::, because I used FINDSTR which adds a colon in front to ensure that the line is not void.
Conclusion
Don't add colons to your file.
Problem solved!
Credits go to Gerhard.
Working code is below:
#(for /f "tokens=* delims=:" %%L in ('type list.txt ^|findstr /b ":::"') do #echo %%L)>list.cmd
This code extracts every line form list.txt removes the colons and makes list.cmd Worked for me. My code below:
#echo off
if not exist Run.bat goto start
del Run.bat
goto start
:start
if exist Output.xtf del Output.xtf
if not exist Input.xtf goto makefiles
cls
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo Loading .XTF file please wait!
echo.
echo.
setLocal EnableDelayedExpansion
for /f "tokens=* delims= " %%a in (Input.xtf) do (
set /a N+=1
echo ^:::: %%a^ >>Output.xtf
)
cls
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo Done! finalizing loading
echo.
echo.
if not exist compiler.bat goto makbatchcomplier
if not exist Output.xtf goto makefiles1
call compiler.bat
exit
:makbatchcomplier
(for /f "tokens=* delims=:" %%L in ('findstr /b :::: "%~f0"') do echo %%L) >compiler.bat
:::: #(for /f "tokens=* delims=:" %%L in ('type Output.xtf ^|findstr /b "::::"') do #echo %%L)>Run.bat
:::: start Run.bat
:::: del Output.xtf
:::: del compiler.bat
:::: exit
call compiler.bat
exit
:makefiles
echo >Input.xtf
exit
:makefiles1
echo >Output.xtf
call compiler.bat
exit
As has already been mentioned in the comments, all you've effectively done is create a copy of Input.xtf named run.bat, then ran that!
Here's how I've interpreted your own provided code:
Input.xtf is an empty file or has unknown content.
Output.xtf is each non empty line of Input.xtf but prepended with ::::.
run.bat is the content of Output.xtf, but with leading :::: removed, which means it is the same as Input.xtf
compiler.bat is each line of this script, (list.cmd), which begins with ::::, it creates and runs run.bat, then deletes both Output.xtf, and itself.
Based upon that assessment your provided script could just as easily have looked like the following, (and even then, you wouldn't get to read Loading .XTF file please wait!, because the CLS command would effectively clear it before you had time to read it).
#ECHO OFF
IF NOT EXIST "Input.xtf" (
CD.> "Input.xtf" 2> NUL
EXIT /B
)
COPY /Y "Input.xtf" "Run.bat" 2> NUL || EXIT /B
CLS
ECHO=
ECHO=
ECHO=
ECHO=
ECHO Loading .XTF file please wait!
ECHO=
ECHO=
CLS
ECHO=
ECHO=
ECHO=
ECHO=
ECHO Done! finalizing loading
ECHO=
ECHO=
START "Run.bat"
EXIT /B
Additionally, as Input.xtf could contain absolutely nothing, (because you created a 0 byte file, if it didn't exist), it is possible that, CD.> "Input.xtf" followed by CD.> "Run.bat" is all you've done! I would assume that isn't what you wanted to do, so it may be better to check if Input.xtf, exists and has content instead. Removing the unnecessary ECHO lines, the finished script could look like this:
#IF NOT EXIST "Input.xtf" CD.> "Input.xtf" 2> NUL
#"%__APPDIR__%FIND.EXE" /V "" "Input.xtf" 1> NUL || EXIT /B
#COPY /Y "Input.xtf" "Run.bat" 2> NUL || EXIT /B
#"Run.bat"
Currently have a batch file for replacing NTFS permissions using the takeown and icacls commands, i have added these commands to a loop and it works great.
Is there a way to exit the loop when a certain response is displayed? like "Failed processing 0 files" or something like that? the code i am using is below, hopefully this will help some other people also.
#echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
for /l %%x in (1,1,1000) do (
echo Taking ownsership of Folders & Files - loop %%x
for /f "delims=" %%i in ('takeown.exe /R /A /F "F:\Shares\NetBackup Clients" /D N ^| findstr /i /C:"Failed processing 0 files"') do (
set "error=%%i"
if "!errorlevel!"=="0" goto :end
)
echo Applying permissions to filestore - loop %%x
icacls.exe "F:\Shares\NetBackup Clients" /grant "Domain\Group":F /grant "Domain\Group":R /T /C
echo Finished applying permissions to filestore - loop %%x >> C:\Loopy.txt
)
goto :eof
:end
echo %error%
Many Thanks
I think you might have the error the wrong way around, so you would need to adjust it accordingly, but we use findstr and if we meet the requirement (errorlevel is 0) we exit the loop.
#echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
for /l %%x in (1,1,1000) do (
echo %%x
for /f "delims=" %%i in ('takeown.exe /R /A /F "\\fileserver\share\" /D N ^| findstr /i "Failed processing 0 files"') do (
set "error=%%i"
if "!errorlevel!"=="0" goto :end
)
echo Finished takeown >> C:\Loopy.txt
icacls.exe "\\fileserver\share\" /grant "Domain\Group":F /grant "Domain\Group":R /T /C
echo Finished icacls >> C:\Loopy.txt
echo Loop %%x >> C:\Loopy.txt
)
goto :eof
:end
echo %error%
How do I make a log file from this code. This has been answered a ton, but this file is huge and I want a simple log file. As you see I also tried to add a log file names RandomNamesLog.log. See if the output goes there.
I want all the code to be outputted into the log file, with error messages and confirm messages, like removing the #ECHO OFF value.
If you need more on what I want, please tell me.
#ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL EnableDelayedExpansion for /F "tokens=1,2 delims=#" %%a in
('"prompt #$H#$E# & echo on & for %%b in (1) do rem"') do ( set
"DEL=%%a" )
ECHO Random Names
ECHO Written By: Trevor T
ECHO UltimateGuidesPro.blogspot.com
ECHO.
ECHO.
REM Randomly renames every file in a directory.
SETLOCAL EnableExtensions EnableDelayedExpansion
REM 0 = Rename the file randomly.
REM 1 = Prepend the existing file name with randomly generated string.
SET PrependOnly=0
REM 1 = Undo changes according to the translation file.
REM This will only work if the file "__Translation.txt" is in the same
folder.
REM If you delete the translaction file, you will not be able to undo
the changes!
SET Undo=0
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM Do not modify anything below this line unless you know what you are doing.
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
SET TranslationFile=_TranslatonData.txt
SET LogFile=_RandomNamesLog.log
IF NOT {%Undo%}=={1} (
REM Rename files
ECHO You are about to randomly rename every file in the following folder:
ECHO %~dp0
ECHO.
ECHO A file named %TranslationFile% will be created which allows you to undo this.
ECHO Warning: If %TranslationFile% is lost/deleted, this action cannot be undone.
ECHO Type "OK" to continue.
SET /P Confirm=
IF /I NOT {!Confirm!}=={OK} (
ECHO.
ECHO Aborting.
GOTO :EOF
)
ECHO Original Name/Random Name > %TranslationFile%
ECHO ------------------------- >> %TranslationFile%
FOR /F "tokens=*" %%A IN ('DIR /A:-D /B') DO (
IF NOT %%A==%~nx0 (
IF NOT %%A==%TranslationFile% (
SET Use=%%~xA
IF {%PrependOnly%}=={1} SET Use=_%%A
SET NewName=!RANDOM!-!RANDOM!-!RANDOM!!Use!
ECHO %%A/!NewName!>> %TranslationFile%
RENAME "%%A" "!NewName!"
ECHO ----------------------------------------------------- >> %TranslationFile%
ECHO Designed by Trevor T | UltimateGuidesPro.blogspot.com >> %TranslationFile%
ECHO. >> %TranslationFile%
ECHO WARNING: THIS FILE REQUIRED TO UNDO RANDOM NAMING! THE FILE CAN BE MOVED AS LONG AS IT IS IN THE FOLDER WHEN USING THE UNDO RANDOM NAMES FUNCTION! >> %TranslationFile%
ECHO +---------+
ECHO | Credits |
ECHO +---------+
Echo.
ECHO Original Random Names script created by
call :colorEcho 0a "Jason Faulkner"
call :colorEcho 0a "HowToGeek.com"
ECHO ---------------------------------------
ECHO Script created by
call :colorEcho 0a "Trevor T"
ECHO -------------------------------------------
ECHO Color Text system created by
call :colorEcho 0a "Visual Magic, user on Stack Exchange"
ECHO Type "Exit" to quit
GOTO :Exit
:Exit
SET /P Confirm=
IF /I NOT {!Confirm!}=={Exit} (
ECHO.
ECHO Please try again
GOTO :Exit2
Exit
:Exit2
SET /P Confirm=
IF /I NOT {!Confirm!}=={OK} (
ECHO.
ECHO Please try again
GOTO :Exit
)
)
)
) ELSE (
ECHO UNDO MODE
IF NOT EXIST %TranslationFile% (
ECHO Missing translation file: %TranslationFile%
ECHO Please make sure %TranslationFile% is in the location of the random files. Otherwise it will give this error.
PAUSE
GOTO :EOF
)
ECHO Undoing...
FOR /F "skip=2 tokens=1,2 delims=/" %%A IN (%TranslationFile%) DO RENAME "%%B" "%%A"
DEL /F /Q %TranslationFile%
ECHO Completed Undo!
Pause
)
Exit
REM This is the color text code. Don't touch this, unless you know a better way to use color text.
:colorEcho
echo off
<nul set /p ".=%DEL%" > "%~2"
findstr /v /a:%1 /R "^$" "%~2" nul
del "%~2" > nul 2>&1i
I have rewritten your script fixing all of the problems I could see and removing the pointless code to add colored text.
Test it to see if it works as it should adding whatever you think I've missed.
#ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
ECHO Random Names
ECHO Written By: Trevor T
ECHO UltimateGuidesPro.blogspot.com
ECHO.
REM Randomly renames every file in a directory.
REM 0 = Rename the file randomly.
REM 1 = Prepend the existing file name with randomly generated string.
SET "PrependOnly=0"
REM 1 = Undo changes according to the translation file.
REM This will only work if the file "_TranslationData.txt" is in the same folder.
REM If you delete the translaction file, you will not be able to undo the changes!
SET "Undo=0"
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM Do not modify anything below this line unless you know what you are doing.
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
SET "TranslationFile=_TranslationData.txt"
IF "%Undo%"=="1" GOTO UNDOIT
ECHO You are about to randomly rename every file in the following folder:
ECHO %CD%
ECHO.
CHOICE /M "Do you want to continue "
IF NOT %ERRORLEVEL%==1 (
ECHO.
ECHO Aborting.
TIMEOUT -1
GOTO :EOF
)
ECHO A file named %TranslationFile% will be created which allows you to undo this.
ECHO Warning: If %TranslationFile% is lost/deleted, this action cannot be undone.
(
ECHO ;Original Name/Random Name
ECHO ;-------------------------
FOR %%A IN (*) DO IF NOT "%%A"=="%~nx0" IF NOT "%%A"=="%TranslationFile%" (
SET "Use=%%~xA"
IF "%PrependOnly%"=="1" SET "Use=_%%A"
SET "NewName=!RANDOM!-!RANDOM!-!RANDOM!!Use!"
ECHO %%A/!NewName!
REN "%%A" "!NewName!"
)
ECHO ;-----------------------------------------------------
ECHO ;Designed by Trevor T ^| UltimateGuidesPro.blogspot.com
ECHO.
ECHO ;WARNING: THIS FILE REQUIRED TO UNDO RANDOM NAMING!
ECHO ; THE FILE CAN BE MOVED AS LONG AS IT IS IN THE FOLDER WHEN USING THE UNDO RANDOM NAMES FUNCTION!
)>"%TranslationFile%"
ECHO +---------+
ECHO ^| Credits ^|
ECHO +---------+
ECHO.
ECHO Original Random Names script created by Jason Faulkner # HowToGeek.com
ECHO -------------------------------------------
ECHO Script created by Trevor T
ECHO -------------------------------------------
TIMEOUT -1
GOTO :EOF
:UNDOIT
ECHO UNDO MODE
IF NOT EXIST "%TranslationFile%" (
ECHO Missing translation file: %TranslationFile%
ECHO Please make sure %TranslationFile% is in the location of the random files. Otherwise it will give this error.
TIMEOUT -1
GOTO :EOF
)
ECHO Undoing...
FOR /F "USEBACKQ TOKENS=1-2 DELIMS=/" %%A IN ("%TranslationFile%") DO REN "%%B" "%%A"
DEL /F "%TranslationFile%"
ECHO Completed Undo!
TIMEOUT -1
GOTO :EOF
Once you are happy with it edit your opening question explaining what it is you want to have in the log file and how you need it to look.
I use this. it seems to work.
It just starts a log file and maintains logs.
You can set logpath and logname (base name) then you call this create_logfile
It creates a semi-random log file.
Now you write to the set logfile
I'm not an advanced coder. Please feel free to correct:
#echo off
rem
echo %date% %TIME%
rem Log File Path
if "%logpath%" == "" set logpath=%~dp0
if "%logpath:~-1%" == "\" set logpath=%logpath:~0,-1%
rem Make log file name
if "%logname%" == "" set logname=log
set t=%TIME: =0%
set d=%DATE%
set logfilename=%logname%_%d:~12,2%%d:~4,2%%d:~7,2%%t:~0,2%%t:~3,2%%t:~6,2%.log
set t=
set d=
rem Test
echo full log file name = %logfilename%
echo find base log name = %logfilename:~0,-17%
echo log path = %logpath%
rem Logs to maintain
set /a dellog=5
rem Find file to delete
set var=
set /a cnt=0
set fltodel=
set fstfle=
for %%a in (%logpath%\%logname%*.log) do (
set var=%%a
call set /a "cnt+=1"
echo %%cnt%%| findstr /l "1" >nul && (call set fstfle=%%var%%)
echo %%cnt%%| findstr /l "%dellog%" >nul && (call set fltodel=%%fstfle%%)
)
rem Delete old log
echo file to delete %fltodel%
if exist %fltodel% (del /q %fltodel%) else (echo "%fltodel%" does not exist. nothing to delete.)
echo tryed to delete
rem Create Log File and logfile attribute
set logfile=%logpath%\%logfilename%
if exist %logfile% (
echo start logging... "%~0" on %date% %time% >> %logfile%
) ELSE (
echo Start Log for "%~0" on %date% %time% > %logfile%
)
I'm in the process of making a script that selects 25 random tracks from a user specified folder and adds them into an .m3u playlist. The trouble I have is that my music folders include various other files as well (eg: .txt, .jpg, .png, .nfo, etc...)
So I'm looking for a way of excluding the extensions listed above, limiting the script to just work with audio files. Any help would be much appreciated!
Here is the code so far... It has been stitched together from various sources so accept my apologies if it is a little crude:
#echo off
title Multiple Choice Menu
:home
cls
echo.
echo Select a genre:
echo =============
echo.
echo 1) Jungle
echo 2) D'n'B
echo 3) Reggae
echo 4) Hip-Hop
echo 5) Exit
echo.
set /p genre=Type option:
if "%genre%"=="1" cd /D "D:\NL Safe 2.0\High Quality\Jungle"
if "%genre%"=="2" cd /D "D:\NL Safe 2.0\High Quality\DnB\Standard DnB"
if "%genre%"=="3" cd /D "D:\NL Safe 2.0\High Quality\Reggae
if "%genre%"=="4" cd /D "D:\NL Safe 2.0\High Quality\Hip-Hop"
if "%genre%"=="5" exit
:: Clear existing Playlist
#echo. > C:\Users\Brew\Desktop\random.m3u
:: Create numbered list of files in a temporary file
set "tempFile=%temp%\%~nx0_fileList_%time::=.%.txt"
dir /b /s /a-d %1 | findstr /n "^" >"%tempFile%"
:: Count the files
for /f %%N in ('type "%tempFile%" ^| find /c /v ""') do set cnt=%%N
:: Open 25 random files
for /l %%N in (1 1 25) do call :openRandomFile
:: Delete the temp file
del "%tempFile%"
:openRandomFile
set /a "randomNum=(%random% %% cnt) + 1"
for /f "tokens=1* delims=:" %%A in (
'findstr "^%randomNum%:" "%tempFile%"'
) do (
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
set tune=%%B
#echo !tune! >> C:\Users\Brew\Desktop\random.m3u
)
Assuming your song's folder is on %1.
The dir command supports wildcards in the idea that
dir *.txt *.xml
will only list .txt and .xml files.
So you can try doing this instead:
...
:: Create numbered list of files in a temporary file
set "tempFile=%temp%\%~nx0_fileList_%time::=.%.txt"
pushd %1
dir /b /s /a-d *.mp3 *.EXT1 *.EXT2 | findstr /n "^" >"%tempFile%"
popd
...
Where EXT will be the extensions you want to match.
This will create your %tempFile% with only the files you want. Since the code that selects a file ramdomly works, as I see, over this file, it won't need to change at all.
I couldn't get dir to work with both target directory and wildcards.
Hope it helps.
This is why i used pushd and popd.
Thanks Daniel,
I had another go at it an finally got something working on my own. I used a series of If statements to put the random file through an extension validation check
This is the working script
#echo off
title Multiple Choice Menu
:home
cls
echo.
echo Select a task:
echo =============
echo.
echo 1) Jungle
echo 2) D'n'B
echo 3) Reggae
echo 4) Hip-Hop
echo 5) Exit
echo.
set /p genre=Type option:
if "%genre%"=="1" cd /D "D:\NL Safe 2.0\High Quality\Jungle"
if "%genre%"=="2" cd /D "D:\NL Safe 2.0\High Quality\DnB\Standard DnB"
if "%genre%"=="3" cd /D "D:\NL Safe 2.0\High Quality\Reggae
if "%genre%"=="4" cd /D "D:\NL Safe 2.0\High Quality\Hip-Hop"
if "%genre%"=="5" exit
:: Clear existing Playlist
#echo. > C:\Users\Brew\Desktop\random.m3u
:: Create numbered list of files in a temporary file
set "tempFile=%temp%\%~nx0_fileList_%time::=.%.txt"
dir /b /s /a-d %1 | findstr /n "^" >"%tempFile%"
:: Count the files
for /f %%N in ('type "%tempFile%" ^| find /c /v ""') do set cnt=%%N
:openRandomFile
echo opening random file.....
set /a "randomNum=(%random% %% cnt) + 1"
for /f "tokens=1* delims=:" %%A in (
'findstr "^%randomNum%:" "%tempFile%"'
) do (
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
set tune=%%B
FOR %%i IN ("!tune!") do call :CheckifMusic
)
:CheckifMusic
echo checking now
FOR %%i IN ("!tune!") DO (
SET fileextension=%%~xi
IF !fileextension!==.aif goto ResultTrue
IF !fileextension!==.flac goto ResultTrue
IF !fileextension!==.m4a goto ResultTrue
IF !fileextension!==.mp3 goto ResultTrue
IF !fileextension!==.wav goto ResultTrue
IF !fileextension!==.wma goto ResultTrue
echo fail
echo !fileextension!
goto openRandomFile
:ResultTrue
echo pass
echo !fileextension!
#echo !tune! >> C:\Users\Brew\Desktop\random.m3u
set /A COUNTER=COUNTER+1
IF !COUNTER!==25 (
echo finished
pause
goto Done
) ELSE (
goto openRandomFile
)
:Done
echo.
:: Delete the temp file
del "%tempFile%"
exit
)
pause
Probably not the cleanest way to do it, but hey - It works!
replace
dir /b /s /a-d %1 | findstr /n "^" >"%tempFile%"
with
dir /b /s /a-d %1 | findstr /n /L /E /I /c:".mp3" /c:".wav">"%tempFile%"
Where the /c:".mp3"... can be extended as many times as you desire to select your target filetypes.
or
with
dir /b /s /a-d %1 | findstr /n /V /L /E /I /c:".jpg" /c:".txt">"%tempFile%"
Again repeating the /c:".jpg"... as many times as you desire to select your target exclude-me filetypes.
The /i means "case-insensitive", /e means "at the end of the line" /L means "literal match, not regex" and /v means "output non-matching"
I wrote a windows batch script to check and move files to another directory based on the list I put in a notepad file named list.txt. But I have no idea that how to set the while-loop. Only to jump out of the subroute when the condition fulfill.
In C Programming, we could write like this by setting a while-loop direcly. But seems in windows batch is quite different.
All I want is like this:
Directory A:
1. A.txt
2. B.txt
3. list.txt (By line sequential with filename want to move)
4. process.bat
Directory B:
None of files (Then move a file by order of line set in list.txt) OR
A.txt (If already existed a text file in directory, process.bat will pause before A.txt disappear)
Process.bat
#echo off
:readline
for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (list.txt) do call :processline %%a
goto :eof
:processline
if exist D:\DirectoryA\*.txt (
echo %time% >> D:\AutoLog\Log.txt
echo Previous job did not finished yet. >> D:\AutoLog\Log.txt
Timeout /t 30
echo.
)
set name=%*
if exist %name%.txt (
echo %time% >> D:\AutoLog\Log.txt
echo File found and processing %name%.txt now... >> D:\AutoLog\Log.txt
copy "%~dp0\%name%.txt" "D:\DirectoryB"
echo Transfer %name%.txt completed!! >> D:\AutoLog\Log.txt
echo. >> D:\AutoLog\Log.txt
Timeout /t 790
echo.
echo ==============================================================
)
:eof
Please guide me to finish the script by using a while-loop method. Thanks
I change some script sequence and it works now.
#echo off
:readline
for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (list.txt) do call :processline %%a
goto :eof
:processline
set name=%*
if exist C:\Test2\*.txt (
echo %date% %time% >> C:\Test2\Log.txt
echo Previous job did not finished yet. >> C:\Test2\Log.txt
Timeout /t 5
echo.
echo. >> C:\Test2\Log.txt
goto :processline
)
if exist %name%.txt (
echo %date% %time% >> C:\Test2\Log.txt
echo File found and processing %name%.txt now... >> C:\Test2\Log.txt
copy "%~dp0\%name%.txt" "C:\Test2"
echo Transfer %name%.txt completed!! >> C:\Test2\Log.txt
echo. >> C:\Test2\Log.txt
Timeout /t 10
echo.
echo ==============================================================
)
:eof
This will copy as well as count the number of lines from your text file..
# echo off
:TextPath
cls
set /p Input=#1 Enter the full path of the text file :
set /p Source=#2 Enter the full path of Source :
set /p Target=#3 Enter the full path of Destination :
:choice
set /P c=Ready to Continue[Y/N]?
if /I "%c%" EQU "Y" goto :Yes
if /I "%c%" EQU "N" goto :No
goto :choice
:Yes_Local
for /f "delims=" %%i in (%Input%) do echo f| xcopy /f /y "%Source%\%%i" "%Target%\%%i"
for /f %%C in ('Find /V /C "" ^< %Input%') do set Count=%%C
msg * No of Lines executed= %Count%
exit
:No
cls
color e
echo Redirecting to Main....
PING 127.0.0.1 -n 2 >NUL
cls
echo Please wait
PING 127.0.0.1 -n 4 >NUL
goto TextPath