Command Line for a in ('C:path.') do ren 'a' 'Na1Xa' Batch Script SET 'SrcC:path' SET 'Str1' for a in ('Src. In the Command Prompt, navigate to the desired folder that contains the files that you want to rename. Concatenates the file name with no extension to the 1 string to the original '.' extension and passes that per file as the second argument to the ren command. ::Exit the sub routine, allowing you to continue your loop. You can also press (Windows Key) + R and type it in. Set NFullFileName=%OFileName%%TDate%%OFileExt% ::Build the completed new file Name from the variables already assigned ::Double-sided variable manipulation to get the original file's extention and name separated Previous versions of CMake interpreted empty strings as a relative path with respect to the current directory and removed its contents.
:: Set Single-sided variable to double-sided variable ::Start your complex processing inside this lable so that you can do as many lines as you line inside your loop ::Start a Loop which goes to a subroutine through a 'call' function (This allow you to assign variables. This command will select all the text (.txt) files in the directory and output them all merged together into the new text file called output.txt which you can. :: Set the date to the format you desire once and store it as a variable
Sorry first time I didn't fix the File extention, here I split everythgin out into simple steps, obviously you can combine several of these into one if you like. Or you can select one file and press and hold the Shift key, and then click the last file to select a range of files.
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