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Well, are teh files of a particular extension, ie .txt?
For that matter, you could search the name of the file/directory and see if there is a . since in Windows conventions directories generally don't have suffixes.
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i also tried
IF ERRORLEVEL 1
THEN ......
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IF %ERRORLEVEL% = 1
THEN...
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basically i just want to move files from one folder to another if an *.xml file has been placed there by accident. i can do it manually, but was thinking that a batch file would be better.
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Here's some things to play with, this runs on my computer:
Code:
@ECHO OFF
dir "C:\"
IF %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 SET ERRORLEV=%ERRORLEVEL%
IF ERRORLEVEL 0 SET ERRORLEV=0
ECHO ERRORLEVEL = %ERRORLEV%
A couple notes on syntax.
As far as I can tell, in batch there is no if/then/else structure. IF <test> DO <commands> is how it flows, you'd have to write two IF statements to cover two mutually exclusive options, as I did above.
Second, 'end' will throw an error. You want to use 'EXIT' and there are some options you can use with that. By default EXIT ends the batch script and ends cmd.exe. You should be able to get it to just end the batch and leave cmd.exe running, and to set exit codes.
Third, and this is due to my own inexperience with batch - I'm not sure that MOVE is a valid command.
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Well, are teh files of a particular extension, ie .txt?
For that matter, you could search the name of the file/directory and see if there is a . since in Windows conventions directories generally don't have suffixes.
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