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Danielle
Danielle

Reputation: 99

Find files with spaces in findstr

I have this batch code and it works ONLY when the files do not have space in the name. What can I do to also find the files that include spaces in the name?

@echo off
echo.open localhost >file.tmp
echo.user user1 user1 >>file.tmp
echo.dir >>file.tmp
echo.bye >>file.tmp

FTP -n <file.tmp >output.tmp
Del file.tmp

echo.open localhost >file.tmp
echo.user user1 user1 >>file.tmp
FOR %%A IN (*.*) DO call :Existe %%A
echo.bye >>file.tmp

FTP -n <file.tmp >nul
DEL file.tmp
DEL output.tmp
GOTO :EOF

:Existe
    Findstr /I %1 output.tmp > nul
    IF NOT %ErrorLevel% == 0 ECHO.put %1 >>file.tmp

I also do that, but it does not work

:Existe
    Findstr /I /c:"%1" output.tmp > nul
    IF NOT %ErrorLevel% == 0 ECHO.put "%1" >>file.tmp

Upvotes: 1

Views: 275

Answers (1)

user6811411
user6811411

Reputation:

  • If the batch is in the current dir it will also transfer itself and file.tmp containing login data.
  • findstr /G option can process the check for existence more efficiently against a dir of the current folder.
  • To exclude the batch itself from transfer insert an additional ^|find /V "%0" 
@echo off
Set "Host=localhost" & If "%~1" neq "" Set "Host=%~1"
Set "User=user1"     & If "%~2" neq "" Set "User=%~2"
Set "Pass=user1"     & If "%~3" neq "" Set "Pass=%~3"

(echo.open %Host%
 echo.user %User% %Pass%
 echo.dir
 echo.bye
) >file.tmp

FTP -n <file.tmp >output.tmp
Del file.tmp

(echo.open %Host%
 echo.user %User% %Pass%
 FOR %%A IN (*.*) DO call :Existe "%%A"
 echo.bye
) >file.tmp

FTP -n <file.tmp >ftp.log
DEL file.tmp
DEL output.tmp

GOTO :EOF

:Existe
Echo:%~1|Findstr /I "\.tmp$ \.cmd$">NUL 2>&1 && Goto :Eof
Findstr /I "%~1" output.tmp >nul 2>&1 ||ECHO.put "%~1"

Upvotes: 1

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