Dos search replace batch file

Welcome, Guest. Please login or register. Did you miss your activation email? Forum only search News:. Home Help Login Register. Pages: [ 1 ] Go Down. Author Topic:. Wassberg Guest. Does anyone know how to write a. You need to read the help for command SET: Quote. Joined Apr 13, Messages 3 0. Hi, innovative thinkers! I am looking for a BAT file or script that takes random named zips, consisting of 5 random numerals in the name, and renames the zips identical to different.

FordGT90Concept "I go fast! Joined Oct 13, Messages 26, 5. Are there sub-directories? My batch skills are a bit rusty. GNU tools are so much better. This might work if the files are all in the same directory: Code:. Kreij Senior Monkey Moderator. Joined Feb 6, Messages 13, 2. Not sure if this is the correct forum, since this doesn't have to do with HTML or anything.

Greetings, streetfighter 2. I'll give your BAT a try. Thanks so much. Greetings, FordGT90Concept! Thanks alot! Last edited: Apr 14, Hi Lucas, I deleted your duplicate post and merged the next two. Please use the edit function to add to a post instead of double posting. Last edited: Apr 15, Place the attached executable in the directory containing the zip files and run it.

It's not very intelligent so that's literally all it can do. String manipulation. Things to Know. Directory is Exist. Things to Know [cont'd]. Inline multiple statements. Decision making. For Loop. File System. How to find and replace string in ms dos command. This topic is explained about how to find and replace a string in string using ms dos commands.

The below syntax to perform find and replace on a string. So output is "welcome to ms-dos". Find and Replace string in ms-dos example.

String is: Welcame to india Search string is "came" replace with "come" Welcome to india Bye. Next Topics. Declaring variable. Present working directory. File content to variable. Previous Topics. Split string by delimiter.