cmd for循环批处理相同事情，高效工作
@echo offfor /l %%f in (99930001,1,99930007) do (md %%fcopy *.ini %%fcopy *.zip %%f)
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CMD lets you use multiple command lines after a?for?loop. This makes the Windows XP?forcommand much more powerful than the old DOS version. In cases where you would have had to call a batch file subroutine in the past, you can now use parentheses to perform complex operations.
For example, this batch file examines a directory full of Windows bitmap (BMP) files and makes sure that there is a corresponding GIF file in another directory; if the GIF file doesn't exist, it uses an image-conversion utility to create one:
@echo off setlocalecho Searching for new .BMP files...for %%F in (c:\incoming\*.bmp) do ( rem output file is input file name with extension .GIF set outfile=c:\outgoing\%%~nF.gif if not exist %outfile% ( echo ...Creating %outfile% imgcnv -gif %%F %outfile% ))
