On Sun, 2013-07-21 at 17:02 +0100, Terence wrote:
I use a rough batch file I wrote to pass commands to get-iplayer. I'm
wanting to capture the --subdir part & set it to a variable.
I can then use it to move the programs download folder when complete.
I'm a novice at batch & use no other programming language.
Windows 7 x86
Example: C: & cd "\Program Files\get_iplayer\" &
"%Windir%\system32\cmd.exe" /c get_iplayer --type=tv "987" --get
--vmode=best --output="\downloads\media\" --subdir
set FPLACE=--subdir
I know that would just set FPLACE to --subdir which is no good. I want
FPLACE to be set to what --subdir represents.
If --subdir does what I think, makes a directory named the same as the
programme, then this should set FPLACE to be the name of the most
recently modified directory in the current directory.
for /f "tokens=1 delims=" %a in ('"dir /b /a:d /o:d"') do @set FPLACE="%
a"
(Above should all be on one line)
If you've not looked, for /? and dir /? can be helpful. I always found
ss64.com a useful resource when I was using batch a lot, I think I read
about the above trick on there.
Nick
Thank you. I will try this & post again in the next few days.
Even with SS64 & the other sources programming leaves me somewhat perplexed.
Terry
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