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问题 I wanted to create a batch file that can make a zip file from a folder that I put in the script. Here's my script: @REM ------- BEGIN xpi.bat ---------------- @setlocal @echo off set path="C:\Program Files\WinRAR\";%path% winrar.exe a -afzip -m5 -ed -pTest -r c:\test.zip c:\MyFolder REM ------- END xpi.bat ------------------ The script above creates a zip file with a structure like this, MyFolder --subFolder1 --subFolder2 --file1.txt --file2.doc --file3.js But what I want the zip file that is

问题 I wanted to create a batch file that can make a zip file from a folder that I put in the script. Here's my script: @REM ------- BEGIN xpi.bat ---------------- @setlocal @echo off set path="C:\Program Files\WinRAR\";%path% winrar.exe a -afzip -m5 -ed -pTest -r c:\test.zip c:\MyFolder REM ------- END xpi.bat ------------------ The script above creates a zip file with a structure like this, MyFolder --subFolder1 --subFolder2 --file1.txt --file2.doc --file3.js But what I want the zip file that is

问题 I need to create self-extracting archives that, once extracted, run different executables depending on the bitness of the Operating System. Until now, I have done this by use of WinRAR and BAT files but the quick flash of the Command Prompt window prior to the main application's window looks suspicious. So, I'm looking for a better option but have yet to find one. 回答1: You could code a 32-bit GUI application in C/C++/C# not opening a window which for example determines with getenv_s or getenv

问题 The cloud service Dropbox used by me does not preserve the original time stamp of uploaded folders. I have to use the WinRAR to compress the folder to backup in the cloud to keep the original folder date/time before I upload it to Dropbox. But I could not find an easy way to create the archive file name with the current last modification date of the folder in format YYYYMMDD in file name of archive file. The command line for %I in ("d:\doc\aatmp") do @echo %~tI executed in a command prompt

问题 I am new to scripting, can some please assist me, I have batch file that Looks at the first 8 characters in the file name, creates and moves those files to new folder with first 8 characters as folder name. Then looks at folder created in step 1 for next four series of character (9,10,11,12)and create and move to another subfolder with next 4 characters as folder name. Then looks at folder created in step 2, for extension of every file and create and move to a new folder with extension as

问题 I need to iterate a folder and for each zip file I need to extract it with the name of it. That is, if its test.zip then it should extract to test folder. Similarly it should iterate through my folder and its child folders and extract the things. I wrote the below code but it doesn't extract with the name of the zip. Please advice. cd %CD%\Setups for /r %%i in ("*.zip") do ( echo "%%~fi" "C:\Program Files (x86)\WinRAR\WinRAR.exe" a -afzip "%%~dpi" "%%~fi" echo came after unzipping del /S /Q "

问题 I want to unpack all files in some subfolders which are in a main folder, delete the xxx.rar files after unpacking and move the folder with the files to another location. Main Folder Sub Folder1 (with .rar files) Sub Folder2 (with .rar files) Sub Folder3 (with .rar files) This my batch script and works so far. SET "sourcefolder=C:\Users\Unpack" FOR /R %sourcefolder% %%X in (*.rar) do ( pushd "%%~dpX" "C:\Program Files\WinRAR\Rar.exe" x -y "%%X" "*.*" && del "*.rar" popd ) for /d /r

问题 I am trying to write a batch script that will run automatically compressing subdirectories using winrar or 7-zip: Example: My Pictures Pics1 (Pics1.zip) File1.jpg File2.jpg File3.jpg Pics2 (Pics2.zip) File4.jpg File5.jpg Pics3 (Pics3.zip) File6.jpg File7.jpg ... How do i write script. 回答1: (1) Using WinRAR: WinRAR includes two command-line tools, rar.exe and unrar.exe , where rar.exe compresses and unrar.exe uncompresses files. Both are located in the C:\Program Files\WinRAR folder in the