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8.4

Windows perl filesystem "bat" file

Asked by mplungjan in Perl Programming Language

Tags: perl, windows, bat, directory

Sounds dificult, should be a piece of cake.

Here are the commands I do

dir directory /b > path/directory.bat

edit result which is
filename.ext
filename.ext
filename.ext
filename.ext
filename.ext
filename.ext

to be

call command otherpath filenameNoExt
call command otherpath filenameNoExt
call command otherpath filenameNoExt
call command otherpath filenameNoExt
call command otherpath filenameNoExt

where command is a bat file which is

programname %1/%2


I need a program that given path and otherpath will create a batfile or execute a command that results in the same command executed on all files  with a given extension in a given directory and output the result in a given directory.


so

perl runcmd.pl -i x:\dir1\subdir1 -o y:\dir2\subdir2 -ext tif


given

x:\dir1\subdir1 has
file1.tif
file2.tif
file3.tif
someotherfile.zzz


will execute

programname x:\dir1\subdir1\file1.tif y:\dir2\subdir2\file1
programname x:\dir1\subdir1\file2.tif y:\dir2\subdir2\file2
programname x:\dir1\subdir1\file3.tif y:\dir2\subdir2\file3

in the command line

Hope this makes sense

Thanks

Michel
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