Example 1: batch loops
set LoopVar=0 :Loop echo %LoopVar% set /a LoopVar=%LoopVar%+1 if not %LoopVar%==100 goto Loop echo Done! pause ------------------------------------ HOW IT WORKS ------------------------------------ set LoopVar=0 <--- Sets the counter to 0 :Loop echo %LoopVar% <--- Echos Status set /a LoopVar=%LoopVar%+1 <--- Adds +1 to the Var "LoopVar" if not %LoopVar%==100 goto Loop <-- Until "LoopVar" equals 100 it repeats the job. (You can change the 100 to any number you would like.) echo Done! pause
Example 2: batch script loop
for /l %x in (1, 1, 100) do ( echo %x copy %x.txt z:\whatever\etc )
Example 3: cmd for loop
REM # | EXAMPLE: For loop to copy all the files in the current directory to the C:\User\ folder For %F in (*) do copy %F C:\User\ REM # | SYNTAX REM # | For %F in () do REM # | NOTE: you can use the following to extract specific parts of a filepath REM # | take note that this syntax only works when run from a batch file @echo off setlocal set file=C:\Users\l72rugschiri\Desktop\fs.cfg for %%N IN ("%file%") do ( echo filedrive=%%~dN echo filepath=%%~pN echo filename=%%~nN echo fileextension=%%~xN echo default=%%N )
Example 4: batch windows for
syntax-FOR-List of numbers FOR /L %%parameter IN (start,step,end) DO command syntax-FOR-Command Results FOR /F ["options"] %%parameter IN ('command to process') DO command
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