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- Why does MOVE command in DOS treat wildcard patterns oddly . . .
I am using the "move" command with a wildcard pattern in the CMD prompt under Windows 7 In my source directory, I have the following files: movie1 avi movie1 avi_metadata movie2 avi movie2 Why does MOVE command in DOS treat wildcard patterns oddly in this case? I am using the "move" command with a wildcard pattern in the CMD prompt
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Move files and directories to another location by Srini However we can use wildcards to move files in bulk For example, if you want to move all text files from current folder to a new location you can use the below command Could some one point out why windows command line could not execute move file1 file2 destinationDirectory ?
- command line - Wildcard for all subdirectories or all . . .
Wildcard for all subdirectories or all descendent directories in windows commandline Ask Question In the windows command line this seems not to work Is there any way to define the same? windows command-line all you need to do is specify the root directory name instead of using wildcards At least, that is true for jshint, which is
- windows - Move a file to archive folder in cmd using . . .
Move a file to archive folder in cmd using wildcards Ask Question up vote 1 down vote favorite I'm using this command: The move command does not allow wildcards in the destination, which must be an existing directory if you're moving more than one file
- Search for a file with wildcards in the path using Windows . . .
How can I search for files in the Windows command line, using wildcards like this? C:\Users\*\AppData\Local\* txt Your use of Stack Overflow’s Products and Services, including the Stack Overflow Network, is subject to these policies and terms Search for a file with wildcards in the path using Windows command line Ask Question
- Moving multiple files via command line to one folder . . .
Your use of Stack Overflow’s Products and Services, including the Stack Overflow Network, is subject to these policies and terms Moving multiple files via command line to one folder directory (Windows 7) Thank you for the reply Unfortunately, I have many ipynb files in the source directory, so I can use the wildcard method
- Copying Files with Wildcards in the Path - Stack Overflow
I need to use the copy, xcopy, or some standard windows command with wildcards in the path to copy the match directories to the destination I am not sure if this is a limitation of copy and xcopy or if I have the syntax wrong
- windows - Rename folders with Wildcards - Super User
Rename folders with Wildcards Ask Question This is very easy to do in Windows PowerShell, so if you do not insist on using that outdated and outmoded Command Prompt, open PowerShell, navigate to the appropriate folder and issue the following commands: rename (or move) folders, subfolders and files on specific path
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