I've got a small batch file that I want to use to copy a file from one location to many locations that may have different name.
for /D %%f in ("%%localappdata%%\Microsoft\Opc*") do (
for /D %%x in ("%%f\*") do (copy /y user.config %%x\)
)
I'm able to get this to run fine in the command line, but if I try and run my batch script instead, this is all that's shown on the command line:
for / %f in ("%localappdata%\Microsoft\Opc*") do (
for / %x in ("%f\*") do (copy /y user.config %x\ )
)
It looks like, for whatever reason, the /D flag is getting changed into just /
I'm rather new to batch scripting, so any help would be greatly appreciated!
In a batch script: contrary to (correct) doubling the %
percent sign in %%f
and %%x
parameters, do not double %
in environment variable names like %localappdata%
etc...
for /D %%f in ("%localappdata%\Microsoft\Opc*") do (
for /D %%x in ("%%f\*") do (copy /y user.config %%x\)
)
However, that stunning /
echoed instead of /D
should not affect the for /D
command functionality (still searching for an explanation).
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