Batch Loop Through Files In Subdirectories
Batch Loop Through Files In A Directory
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Apr 30, 2017 - The final solution to this question, with the help of the recommendation by Squashman to use /R instead of /f is: @echo off for /R%%f in (.txt) do echo%%f.
Batch Loop Through Files In Subdirectories Youtube
So I Am Working On Multiple Batch Programs and I need to know how to loop through all files including files inside the sub-folders. However, I was unable to do so. One of these programs that requires this is using the command 'certutil -encode' which encodes all files in that folder and sub-folders and decode with the command 'certutil -decode' and here is the code I got so far (this code is in a loop): set file=C:ExtrasEncode.txtcertutil -encode C:ExtrasEncode.txt C:ExtrasEncoded.b64However this doesn't work since it only loops through C:ExtrasEncode but doesn't test for the ones inside sub-folders like C:ExtrasEncodeSubfolder so what do I do?EDIT: I know the second part with the output being C:ExtrasEncoded.hex is wrong.