Reputation: 305
I'm having issues to append strings in FOR loop.
I want to create subfolders for each name stored in an array. The subfolders belong to a folder with a name given by user.
For example, If I have the following names in my array: - Folder 1 - Folder 2 - Folder 3
I want to have the folders:
C:\MyFolder\Folder 1 C:\MyFolder\Folder 2 C:\MyFolder\Folder 3
As previous said, the "MyFolder" name is typed by user in the command line.
Here is the code:
@echo off
@break off
@title Generate Billing Subfolders
@color 0a
@cls
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
SET "batch_path=%~dp0"
SET "first_folder=01. Folder1"
SET "second_folder=02. Folder2"
SET "third_folder=03. Folder3"
:: Create the new Working Data folder
SET /p new_folder_name= Enter Directory Name:
SET "full_path=%batch_path%%new_folder_name%"
ECHO Working...
IF NOT EXIST ("%full_path%") (
MKDIR %new_folder_name%
IF "!errorlevel!" EQU "0" (
ECHO Folder created successfully.
) ELSE (
ECHO Error while creating folder.
)
) ELSE (
ECHO Folder already exists.
)
SET "folders_list="%first_folder%" "%second_folder%" "%third_folder%""
FOR %%f in (%folders_list%) DO (
:: Displays the folder name in array correctly
ECHO %%f
:: Displays ECHO is off. Why?
CALL SET "updated_full_path=%full_path%\%%f"
ECHO %updated_full_path%
PAUSE
)
PAUSE
EXIT
Upvotes: 2
Views: 4445
Reputation: 57252
Since you already have enabled delayed expansion:
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
....
FOR %%f in (%folders_list%) DO (
:: Displays the folder name in array correctly
ECHO %%f
:: Displays ECHO is off. Why?
SET "updated_full_path=!full_path!\%%f"
ECHO !updated_full_path!
PAUSE
)
PAUSE
Upvotes: 4