flatronnn Posted February 8, 2012 Share Posted February 8, 2012 Regards to everyone.I have the following folder structure: Folder "TEST" and inside that folder three subfolders "import", "export" and "acitve"In folder "import" are images I've downloaded from the Internet and sort in separated folder. Example - folder "Dogs" have 8 picture....."Cats" have 4 picture and so on. Every folder have diferent number of pictures. Numbers of folder in "import" is always changing.So far I have managed the following:1. I resize all folders in "import" to 01,02,03.....X ...to know the order in which I work.2. Copy EMPTY folder structure without files from "import" to folder "export". I use command: xcopy /T /E /Q /Y "C:\TEST\import" "C:\TEST\export" ...and it works3. If folder "01" exist in folder "import", copy all files inside folder "01" to folder "active". I use command:IF EXIST "C:\TEST\import\01" xcopy /Q /Y "C:\TEST\import\01*.*" "C:\TEST\active\" ...and it works4. Delete folder "01" inside "import". I use command:RMDIR /S /Q "C:\TEST\import\01" ...and it worksAfter step "4" I use image editor to auto resize picture.5. Copy resize pictures from folder "active" to folder "01" in "exported". I use command:xcopy /Q /Y "C:\TEST\active" "C:\TEST\exported\01" ...and it works6. Delete all pictures inside folder "active". I use command:DEL /Q "C:\TEST\active" ...and it works-->How to create loop or whatever, that will allow me when I repeat all stpes again....to check folder 02,03,04...folder "X" and so on until it reaches the end automaticli? This applies to step 3?--> When I finish three or four folders I manualy rename all folders in "export"....."01" to "Dog"...."02" to "Cats".....X to X and so on. Is there an easier way? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
allen2 Posted February 8, 2012 Share Posted February 8, 2012 (edited) I would do the whole process differently with imagemagick (which is free and work from command line) and as it is already explained with code there i won't try reinventing the wheel, you'll just need to add the folder creation on the target folder. Edited February 8, 2012 by allen2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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