Recursively rename files in subfolders Windows batch file -
I have a large number of files in subfolders under the basic folder named CFile: C: \ Images
< P> All files have the same prefix pattern of the same length, 3 characters, i.e. "[number] [digits] -" 01-filename.jpg 55-filename .jpg 82-filename .jpg
How do I strip the prefix with filenames by running a batch file in each subfolder, but I want to turn on a batch files to the original folder Fear and repeat steps through each subfolder and change the alias / name with each filename.
The code below does not work :-( Any help would be great: -)
for setlocal enabled extension / r "c: \ images \ "%% f in (* .jpg) (Set up push set file name = %% f filename =! Filename: ~ 3! Rename" %% f ""! Filename! "Popped)
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You must specify a filename that is not included Rename
for the second argument :
@echo for offlocal enabled extension / r "c: \ images \" in %% (* .jpg) (set file name = %% ~ nxf) T fai Name =! Filename: ~ 3! Rename "%% f" "! Filename!")
%% ~ nxI
returns both file names and extensions is.
It may also be a good idea to check that the file is actually required to change its name:
@echo closed / R "c: \ images \" %% f in (* .jpg) (file name = %% ~ nxf set) "! Filename: ~ 2,1!" == "-" (file name =! Filename: ~ 3! Rename "%% f" "filename!"))
Finally add a message:
@echo to set offlocal enabled extension / r "c: \ images \" %% f (* .jpg) (file name = %% ~ nxf set if "! File name: ~ 2,1! "==" - "(file name = set! Filename: ~ 3! Rename echo! %% f to! Filename !! Rename" %% f ""! Filename! ") Else (echo echo file %% F.))
And for this you do not need pushd
and popd
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