Hi guys, trying to make a .bat script, and need to get some strings working properly.
This is what I've got so far
@echo off
for /r %%i in (*.csv) do (
set str=%%i
set str=%str:csv=rar%
echo %%i
echo.%str%
)
Say I've got this running in C:\, and got 5 csv, 1.csv, 2.csv... 5.csv
First time I run it, I get output of:
C:\1.csv
C:\2.csv
C:\3.csv
C:\4.csv
C:\5.csv
The second time I get:
C:\1.csv
csv=rar
C:\2.csv
csv=rar
C:\3.csv
csv=rar
C:\4.csv
csv=rar
C:\5.csv
Then all subsequent calls I get:
C:\1.csv
rar=rar
C:\2.csv
rar=rar
C:\3.csv
rar=rar
C:\4.csv
rar=rar
C:\5.csv
When what I would be expecting to get is straight through:
C:\1.csv
C:\1.rar
C:\2.csv
C:\2.rar
C:\3.csv
C:\3.rar
C:\4.csv
C:\4.rar
C:\5.csv
C:\5.rar
So I remove the substitution:
@echo off
for /r %%i in (*.csv) do (
echo %%i
set str=%%i
echo.%str%
)
First run:
C:\1.csv
C:\2.csv
C:\3.csv
C:\4.csv
C:\5.csv
Second Run:
C:\1.csv
C:\5.csv
C:\2.csv
C:\5.csv
C:\3.csv
C:\5.csv
C:\4.csv
C:\5.csv
C:\5.csv
C:\5.csv
It's like it's not set the str variable until the last run of the loop, even though it's trying to echo out the variable, the line of which occurs after the setting, and then saved this for the next loop? Is there something I'm missing on the way it processess loops?
Thanks