From: mokomoji@naver.com   
      
   2019년 6월 20일 목요일 오전 12시 55분 38초 UTC+9, dr.   
   .r...@gmail.com 님의 말:   
   > I have the following script in a batch file.  The loop works as hoped for, if   
   > the file or folder %from%%%J\%%K exists; %%K may contain wildcards.  Within   
   the loop, ignore the 'rem' and 'echo' lines; they do no harm.   
   >    
   > If the file/folder %from%%%J\%%K does not exist, then I have not done   
   everything correctly _before_ calling the batch file.  As is, XCOPY says "File   
   not found - %%K" or similar.  But if there are many later files/folders which   
   do exist and pass the '/D'   
    test, that error message will rapidly vanish upwards, and I will not see it.   
   >    
   > If the file/folder was not found, I do not need to proceed; I want to fix my   
   previous error and restart.   
   >    
   > So I want to detect the inability to XCOPY, echo a distinctive message   
   including %%J\%%K, and quit : label NOMORE is near enough to the end.  But the   
   REM line, if un-REMmed, breaks the loop.   
   >    
   > A missing folder is unlikely, unless a name is mis-typed; so what happens   
   then is less important.   
   >    
   > What should I put instead of the REMmed code, or ...?   
   >    
   > 8<---   
   >    
   > FOR /F "eol=; tokens=1,2*" %%J IN (%Here%%Who4%LIST.TXT) DO (   
   >   XCOPY /D /F /Y /EXCLUDE:OMIT-SET.TXT %from%%%J\%%K  %unto%%%J\ %%L | find   
   /v " File(s) copied"   
   >    
   > REM if ERRORLEVEL 1 echo  Failure with %%J\%%K  QUIT. & goto NOMORE   
   >    
   > echo Considered %%J\%%K    
   >    
   > rem Do similar for BLOK   
   >    
   >   )   
   >    
   > 8<---   
   >    
   > --    
   >   (c) John Stockton, near London, UK.  Using Google Groups.           |   
   >  Mail: J.R.""""""""@physics.org - or as Reply-To, if any.             |   
      
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   @echo off   
   setlocal   
   cd /d "%~dp0"   
   set "z_file=OMIT-SET.TXT"   
   set z_num1=0   
   set z_num2=   
   set z_num3=0   
   ::sample make souce   
   set "z_source=.\from\j"   
   set "z_target=.\unto\k"   
   rd /s /q "%z_source%"   
   rd /s /q "%z_target%"   
   md "%z_source%"   
   md "%z_target%"   
   set "herowho4=."   
   ::faile and true :: down line del   
   echo %z_source%;%z_target%;%z_file%>"%z_source%\%z_file%"   
   echo %z_source%;%z_target%;%z_file%>"%z_source%\1%z_file%"   
   echo %z_source%;%z_target%;%z_file%>"%z_source%\2%z_file%"   
   echo %z_source%;%z_target%;%z_file%>"%z_source%\4%z_file%"   
   echo %z_source%;%z_target%;%z_file%>"%z_source%\5%z_file%"   
      
   echo %z_source%;%z_target%;%z_file%>".\list.txt"   
   echo %z_source%;%z_target%;1%z_file%>>".\list.txt"   
   echo %z_source%;%z_target%;2%z_file%>>".\list.txt"   
   echo %z_source%;%z_target%;3%z_file%>>".\list.txt"   
   echo %z_source%;%z_target%;5%z_file%>>".\list.txt"   
      
   ::sample make souce end   
   FOR /F "tokens=1,2* delims=;" %%J IN (%herowho4%\LIST.TXT) DO (    
   xcopy /y "%%J\%%L" "%%K" 2>nul >nul||(   
   call set /a z_num2+=1   
   echo fallure with %%J\%%L FILE NOT FOUND NO COPY   
   )   
   call set /a z_num1+=1   
   echo copy from:%%J to:%%K file:%%L copy   
   )   
      
   set /a z_num3=%z_num2%+%z_num1%   
   echo total file %z_num3%   
   echo %z_num1% file(s) copy   
   if defined z_num2 echo %z_num2% file(s) not found   
      
   goto :end   
      
   :end   
   endlocal   
   pause   
      
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