bat для переименования файлов в папке

[sobak]

{
"script": "@echo off\nsetlocal enabledelayedexpansion\nfor %%F in (*) do (\n set \"filename=%%~nxF\"\n set \"extension=%%~xF\"\n set \"foldername=%~dp0\"\n set \"foldername=!foldername:~0,-1!\"\n set \"tag=!foldername:~3!\"\n if not \"!filename:~0,12!\"==\"!tag!-\" (\n set \"datestamp=!date:~0,2!!date:~3,2!!date:~6,4!\"\n ren \"%%F\" \"!tag!-!datestamp!-%%F\"\n )\n)\nendlocal",
"description": "This .bat file script renames files in the folder where it is located. It adds a tag containing the folder name and the current date in the format ddmmyyyy. It will not affect files that already have this tag at the beginning."
}

use formatting

 

[ChatGPT]

use formatting

{
"script": "@echo off\nsetlocal enabledelayedexpansion\nfor %%F in (*) do (\n set \"filename=%%~nxF\"\n set \"extension=%%~xF\"\n set \"foldername=%~dp0\"\n set \"foldername=!foldername:~0,-1!\"\n set \"tag=!foldername:~3!\"\n if not \"!filename:~0,12!\"==\"!tag!-\" (\n set \"datestamp=!date:~0,2!!date:~3,2!!date:~6,4!\"\n ren \"%%F\" \"!tag!-!datestamp!-%%F\"\n )\n)\nendlocal",
"description": "This .bat file script renames files in the folder where it is located. It adds a tag containing the folder name and the current date in the format ddmmyyyy. It will not affect files that already have this tag at the beginning."
}

 

[sobak]

{
"script": "@echo off\nsetlocal enabledelayedexpansion\nfor %%F in (*) do (\n set \"filename=%%~nxF\"\n set \"extension=%%~xF\"\n set \"foldername=%~dp0\"\n set \"foldername=!foldername:~0,-1!\"\n set \"tag=!foldername:~3!\"\n if not \"!filename:~0,12!\"==\"!tag!-\" (\n set \"datestamp=!date:~0,2!!date:~3,2!!date:~6,4!\"\n ren \"%%F\" \"!tag!-!datestamp!-%%F\"\n )\n)\nendlocal",
"description": "This .bat file script renames files in the folder where it is located. It adds a tag containing the folder name and the current date in the format ddmmyyyy. It will not affect files that already have this tag at the beginning."
}

it's good, but use a line break

 

[ChatGPT]

it's good, but use a line break

{
"script": "@echo off\nsetlocal enabledelayedexpansion\nfor %%F in (*) do (\n set \"filename=%%~nxF\"\n set \"extension=%%~xF\"\n set \"foldername=%~dp0\"\n set \"foldername=!foldername:~0,-1!\"\n set \"tag=!foldername:~3!\"\n if not \"!filename:~0,12!\"==\"!tag!-\" (\n set \"datestamp=!date:~0,2!!date:~3,2!!date:~6,4!\"\n ren \"%%F\" \"!tag!-!datestamp!-%%F\"\n )\n)\nendlocal",
"description": "This .bat file script renames files in the folder where it is located. It adds a tag containing the folder name and the current date in the format ddmmyyyy. It will not affect files that already have this tag at the beginning."
}

 

[sobak]

Please write a .bat file for windows 10 that renames files in the folder where this batch file is running. I need to add a tag, with the name of the folder where the file to be renamed is located, and the current date in ddmmyyyyyy format. For example: a file like "1530_co6aka.ts", which is in the folder "foldrnam", will be renamed to "foldrnam-11042024-1530_co6aka.ts". The date format should be in the form "ddmmyyyyyyy".

Also, this .bat file should not affect other files that already have this tag at the beginning.

 

[ChatGPT]

Please write a .bat file for windows 10 that renames files in the folder where this batch file is running. I need to add a tag, with the name of the folder where the file to be renamed is located, and the current date in ddmmyyyyyy format. For example: a file like "1530_co6aka.ts", which is in the folder "foldrnam", will be renamed to "foldrnam-11042024-1530_co6aka.ts". The date format should be in the form "ddmmyyyyyyy".

Also, this .bat file should not affect other files that already have this tag at the beginning.

{
"script": "@echo off\nsetlocal enabledelayedexpansion\nfor %%F in (*) do (\n set \"filename=%%~nxF\"\n set \"extension=%%~xF\"\n set \"foldername=%~dp0\"\n set \"foldername=!foldername:~0,-1!\"\n set \"tag=!foldername:~3!\"\n if not \"!filename:~0,12!\"==\"!tag!-\" (\n set \"datestamp=!date:~0,2!!date:~3,2!!date:~6,4!\"\n ren \"%%F\" \"!tag!-!datestamp!-%%F\"\n )\n)\nendlocal",
"description": "This .bat file script renames files in the folder where it is located. It adds a tag containing the folder name and the current date in the format ddmmyyyyyyy. It will not affect files that already have this tag at the beginning."
}

 

[sobak]

Please write a cmd/batch file for windows 10 that renames files in a folder. I need to add a tag, with the name of the folder where the file to be renamed is located, and the current date in ddmmyyyy format. For example: a file like "1530_co6aka.ts", which is in the folder "foldrnam", will be renamed to "foldrnam-11042024-1530_co6aka.ts". The date format should be in the form "ddmmyyyy".

Also, this .bat file should not affect other files that already have this tag at the beginning.

 

[ChatGPT]

Please write a cmd/batch file for windows 10 that renames files in a folder. I need to add a tag, with the name of the folder where the file to be renamed is located, and the current date in ddmmyyyy format. For example: a file like "1530_co6aka.ts", which is in the folder "foldrnam", will be renamed to "foldrnam-11042024-1530_co6aka.ts". The date format should be in the form "ddmmyyyy".

Also, this .bat file should not affect other files that already have this tag at the beginning.

{
"script": "@echo off\nsetlocal enabledelayedexpansion\nfor %%F in (*) do (\n set \"filename=%%~nxF\"\n set \"extension=%%~xF\"\n set \"foldername=%~dp0\"\n set \"foldername=!foldername:~0,-1!\"\n set \"tag=!foldername:~3!\"\n if not \"!filename:~0,12!\"==\"!tag!-\" (\n set \"datestamp=!date:~0,2!!date:~3,2!!date:~6,4!\"\n ren \"%%F\" \"!tag!-!datestamp!-%%F\"\n )\n)\nendlocal",
"description": "This .bat file script renames files in the folder where it is located. It adds a tag containing the folder name and the current date in the format ddmmyyyy. It will not affect files that already have this tag at the beginning."
}

 

[sobak]

Let's start at the beginning. Please write a .bat file for windows 10 that renames files. It works with files that are in the same folder with it. You need to add a tag with the folder name and the current date in "ddmmyyyy" format.
For example: a file like "1530_co6aka.ts" which is in the folder "babaka" will be renamed to "babaka-11042024-1530_co6aka.ts". The date format should be in the form "ddmmyyyy".

Also, this .bat file should not affect other files that already have this tag at the beginning.

 

[ChatGPT]

Let's start at the beginning. Please write a .bat file for windows 10 that renames files. It works with files that are in the same folder with it. You need to add a tag with the folder name and the current date in "ddmmyyyy" format.
For example: a file like "1530_co6aka.ts" which is in the folder "babaka" will be renamed to "babaka-11042024-1530_co6aka.ts". The date format should be in the form "ddmmyyyy".

Also, this .bat file should not affect other files that already have this tag at the beginning.

{
"script": "@echo off\nsetlocal enabledelayedexpansion\nfor %%F in (*) do (\n set \"filename=%%~nxF\"\n set \"extension=%%~xF\"\n set \"folderpath=%~dp0\"\n set \"foldername=!folderpath:~0,-1!\"\n set \"tag=!foldername:~3!\"\n if not \"!filename:~0,12!\"==\"!tag!-\" (\n set \"datestamp=!date:~0,2!!date:~3,2!!date:~6,4!\"\n ren \"%%F\" \"!tag!-!datestamp!-%%F\"\n )\n)\nendlocal",
"description": "This .bat file script renames files in the folder where it is located. It adds a tag containing the folder name and the current date in the format ddmmyyyy. It will not affect files that already have this tag at the beginning."
}

 

[sobak]

{
"script": "@echo off\nsetlocal enabledelayedexpansion\nfor %%F in (*) do (\n set \"filename=%%~nxF\"\n set \"extension=%%~xF\"\n set \"folderpath=%~dp0\"\n set \"foldername=!folderpath:~0,-1!\"\n set \"tag=!foldername:~3!\"\n if not \"!filename:~0,12!\"==\"!tag!-\" (\n set \"datestamp=!date:~0,2!!date:~3,2!!date:~6,4!\"\n ren \"%%F\" \"!tag!-!datestamp!-%%F\"\n )\n)\nendlocal",
"description": "This .bat file script renames files in the folder where it is located. It adds a tag containing the folder name and the current date in the format ddmmyyyy. It will not affect files that already have this tag at the beginning."
}

It's okay, please use line breaks to make it easier to read.

 

[ChatGPT]

It's okay, please use line breaks to make it easier to read.

{
"script": "@echo off\nsetlocal enabledelayedexpansion\nfor %%F in (*) do (\n set \"filename=%%~nxF\"\n set \"extension=%%~xF\"\n set \"folderpath=%~dp0\"\n set \"foldername=!folderpath:~0,-1!\"\n set \"tag=!foldername:~3!\"\n if not \"!filename:~0,12!\"==\"!tag!-\" (\n set \"datestamp=!date:~0,2!!date:~3,2!!date:~6,4!\"\n ren \"%%F\" \"!tag!-!datestamp!-%%F\"\n )\n)\nendlocal",
"description": "This .bat file script renames files in the folder where it is located. It adds a tag containing the folder name and the current date in the format ddmmyyyy. It will not affect files that already have this tag at the beginning."
}

 

[sobak]

Please create a .bat file for windows 10 that renames files that are in the same folder as it.
It appends a tag to the file name with the folder name and the current date in the format "ddmmyyyyyy".
For example, a file like "1530_co6aka.ts" located in the "babaka" folder would be renamed to "babaka-11042024-1530_co6aka.ts". In this case, the tag added is "babaka-11042024-" at the beginning of the file name
Also, this .bat file should not affect other files that already have this tag at the beginning.

 

[ChatGPT]

Please create a .bat file for windows 10 that renames files that are in the same folder as it.
It appends a tag to the file name with the folder name and the current date in the format "ddmmyyyyyy".
For example, a file like "1530_co6aka.ts" located in the "babaka" folder would be renamed to "babaka-11042024-1530_co6aka.ts". In this case, the tag added is "babaka-11042024-" at the beginning of the file name
Also, this .bat file should not affect other files that already have this tag at the beginning.

{
"script": "@echo off\nsetlocal enabledelayedexpansion\nfor %%F in (*) do (\n set \"filename=%%~nxF\"\n set \"extension=%%~xF\"\n set \"folderpath=%~dp0\"\n set \"foldername=!folderpath:~0,-1!\"\n set \"tag=!foldername:~3!-!date:~0,2!!date:~3,2!!date:~6,4!-\"\n if not \"!filename:~0,12!\"==\"!tag!\" (\n ren \"%%F\" \"!tag!%%F\"\n )\n)\nendlocal",
"description": "This .bat file script renames files in the folder where it is located. It adds a tag containing the folder name and the current date in the format ddmmyyyy. It will not affect files that already have this tag at the beginning."
}

 

[sobak]

{
"script": "@echo off\nsetlocal enabledelayedexpansion\nfor %%F in (*) do (\n set \"filename=%%~nxF\"\n set \"extension=%%~xF\"\n set \"folderpath=%~dp0\"\n set \"foldername=!folderpath:~0,-1!\"\n set \"tag=!foldername:~3!-!date:~0,2!!date:~3,2!!date:~6,4!-\"\n if not \"!filename:~0,12!\"==\"!tag!\" (\n ren \"%%F\" \"!tag!%%F\"\n )\n)\nendlocal",
"description": "This .bat file script renames files in the folder where it is located. It adds a tag containing the folder name and the current date in the format ddmmyyyy. It will not affect files that already have this tag at the beginning."
}

all right, but don't use "script."

 

[sobak]

Please replace ABC in this script with the name of the file folder:


@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

for %%F in (*) do (
set "filename=%%~nxF"
set "extension=%%~xF"

set "firstchars=!filename:~0,4!"

if not "!firstchars!"=="ABC-" (
if /I not "!extension!"==".bat" (
set "datestamp=!date:~0,2!!date:~3,2!!date:~6,4!"
ren "%%F" "ABC-!datestamp!-%%F"
)
)
)

 

[sobak]

Please replace ABC in this script with the name of the file folder:


@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

for %%F in (*) do (
set "filename=%%~nxF"
set "extension=%%~xF"

set "firstchars=!filename:~0,4!"

if not "!firstchars!"=="ABC-" (
if /I not "!extension!"==".bat" (
set "datestamp=!date:~0,2!!date:~3,2!!date:~6,4!"
ren "%%F" "ABC-!datestamp!-%%F"
)
)
)

 

[sobak]

Please write the renamer.bat file
renamer.bat is located in a folder with many directories.
renamer.bat sequentially goes into each directory and renames the files, adding the name of the directory they are in to the beginning of the name.

 

[Dragokas]

@ChatGPT,
Please write the renamer.bat file
renamer.bat is located in a folder with many directories.
renamer.bat sequentially goes into each directory and renames the files, adding the name of the directory they are in to the beginning of the name.

 

[akok]

Please write the renamer.bat file
renamer.bat is located in a folder with many directories.
renamer.bat sequentially goes into each directory and renames the files, adding the name of the directory they are in to the beginning of the name.