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perl -e '@F{map/([^.]+)/,&lt;*.*&gt;}=()<wbr />; system &quot;zip $_ $_.*&quot; for keys %F'
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perl -e '@F{map/([^.]+)/,<*.*>}=(); system "zip $_ $_.*" for keys %F'

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I get...<br />
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'zip' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.<br />
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I get...

'zip' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.



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BTW: &nbsp;This is a XP machine.
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What is the command for ziping b.txt and b.tx_ into b.zip on your XP machine?<br />
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perl -e &quot;@F{map/([^.]+)/,&lt;*.*&gt;}=()<wbr />; system qq'zip $_ $_.*' for keys %F&quot;
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What is the command for ziping b.txt and b.tx_ into b.zip on your XP machine?

perl -e "@F{map/([^.]+)/,<*.*>}=(); system qq'zip $_ $_.*' for keys %F"

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do you mean what is the command line for creating a zip?
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do you mean what is the command line for creating a zip?

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rar a &lt;output filename&gt; &lt;input file 1&gt; &lt;input file2&gt; &lt;input file n&gt;<br />
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i.e.<br />
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rar a a.zip a.txt a.tx_
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rar a <output filename> <input file 1> <input file2> <input file n>

i.e.

rar a a.zip a.txt a.tx_

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perl -e &quot;@F{map/([^.]+)/,&lt;*.*&gt;}=()<wbr />; system qq'rar a $_ $_.zip $_.*' for keys %F&quot;
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perl -e "@F{map/([^.]+)/,<*.*>}=(); system qq'rar a $_ $_.zip $_.*' for keys %F"

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Close - but I think the parameters are being imported wrong.<br />
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It should be:<br />
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wzzip &lt;output name&gt; &lt;file 1&gt; &lt;file 2&gt; -&gt; wzzip a.zip a.txt a.tx_<br />
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Is there a way I can see what is being sent to the wzzip application?
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Close - but I think the parameters are being imported wrong.

It should be:

wzzip <output name> <file 1> <file 2> -> wzzip a.zip a.txt a.tx_

Is there a way I can see what is being sent to the wzzip application?

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How do I put the file name in quotes - that is the trick.
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How do I put the file name in quotes - that is the trick.

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perl -e &quot;@F{map/([^.]+)/,&lt;*.*&gt;}=()<wbr />; system qq'wzzip \&quot;$_.zip\&quot; \&quot;$_.*\&quot;' for keys %F&quot;<br />
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Does this trick Thanks!!!!!!!!!!
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perl -e "@F{map/([^.]+)/,<*.*>}=(); system qq'wzzip \"$_.zip\" \"$_.*\"' for keys %F"

Does this trick Thanks!!!!!!!!!!

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 perl -e &quot;push @{$F{(/([^.]+)/)[0]}},$_ for grep !/\.zip$/,&lt;*.*&gt;; print qq'wzzip $_.zip @{$F{$_}}\n' for keys %F&quot;<br />

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perl -e "push @{$F{(/([^.]+)/)[0]}},$_ for grep !/\.zip$/,<*.*>; print qq'wzzip $_.zip @{$F{$_}}\n' for keys %F"


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I have a lot of files with the same name but different extentions i.e.<br />
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b.txt<br />
b.tx_<br />
c.txt<br />
c.tx_<br />
d.txt<br />
d.tx_<br />
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I need to have them zipped into a zip file with only the first part of the file name i.e.<br />
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b.zip<br />
c.zip<br />
d.zip<br />
etc...<br />
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Does anyone know how to automate this? &nbsp;I have about 5000 files I need to do this for!
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I have a lot of files with the same name but different extentions i.e.

b.txt
b.tx_
c.txt
c.tx_
d.txt
d.tx_

I need to have them zipped into a zip file with only the first part of the file name i.e.

b.zip
c.zip
d.zip
etc...

Does anyone know how to automate this?  I have about 5000 files I need to do this for!

Adding multiple files with similar names into a single zip folder

Operating systems perform basic tasks, such as recognizing input from the keyboard, sending output to the display screen, keeping track of files and directories on the disk, and controlling peripheral devices such as disk drives and printers. For large systems, the operating system makes sure that different programs and users running at the same time do not interfere with each other. The operating system is also responsible for security, ensuring that unauthorized users do not access the system. Operating systems provide a software platform on top of which other programs, called application programs, can run.