Thank you. It sounds possible but I just do not have much experience with scripting and programming. I will see what I can do
--- In [email protected], "Sheri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "dedebaykus" <dedebaykus@> wrote: > > > > Hi > > > > I want to be able to select some files and copy them to date > > named folders automatically. For example I would select bunch of > > files, run the command and it would copy-move all the files to a > > folder with todays date(date format should be adjustable). > > Actually the way I would like is copying files to new folders > > based on files`s creation dates. So powerpro would read file > > dates and create folders accordingly(naming from file dats) then > > move all the files to corresponding folders. > > You could do that with an entry your Context command list. The entry > would send _file_ to a script/function. > > The script would form a folder name from the existing path joined to > the file's creation date Then it would test to see if the folder > already exists and if not create it. Then copy the file into the > proper folder. To start the script, you would select one or more files > in Windows explorer and click the entry you made in the Context > command list. The script function would then run for each of the > selected files. > > The relevant script functions are: > file.folder > file.getdate > select > join or ++ > exec.newfolder > file.move > > > > > Or I could select some files and run the command. Command would > > bring a calendar and I would choose a custom date from the > > calendar as well. > > You can select a date with inputdate > > > Are these possible? > > Definitely. Give it a try. >
