I have to download files from a lfs system using mcumgr
, but I have a lot of files to download so I was trying to use a batch file.
This is the gist of the command to download:
mcumgr ....fs download /lfs/log/%%x %%x
%%x
is the file name.
This is the batch file I was trying:
@echo OFF
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
for /f "tokens=* delims==" %%x in (files.txt) DO (
cmd /k "mcumgr ...fs download /lfs/log/%%x %%x"
)
I created a files.txt
, where I paste the list of files to download; but it appends all the outputs into a single text file and I want to have separate output files every time it goes through the loop, (similar to continually running the commands).
Edit: the list of files are similar to this:
86483ef-648274286.txt
7963476-647649836.txt
Any suggestions to go about this?
CodePudding user response:
Your code was close. When the mcumgr
command appears correct, remove the ECHO
from the beginning of the line.
FOR /F "delims=" %%A IN (files.txt) DO (
ECHO mcumgr ...fs download "/lfs/log/%%~A" "%%~A"
)
If mcumgr
is a .bat or .cmd script, then CALL
should be used.
ECHO CALL mcumgr ...fs download "/lfs/log/%%~A" "%%~A"