Hi,
I know I can't do this with cmd.exe, so, I want to try it here. I'm sure TCC can do this for me.
I have a directory full of subdirectories. In each subdirectory, there's a file. I've got all these files set up in here for a test sequence I need to run. Anyway, all of the files in the respective subdirectories begin with the prefix "test." I'd like to create a couple of test files. I'd like to name the existing file "test1-" instead of just "test." And, I'd like to create a second test file, called "test2-."
Can anyone help me with this? If I'm in the parent directory, is there some way, with a regex, do a kind of "for" command, where I can creep into every sub-directory and do the above?
Thanks!
Peter
I know I can't do this with cmd.exe, so, I want to try it here. I'm sure TCC can do this for me.
I have a directory full of subdirectories. In each subdirectory, there's a file. I've got all these files set up in here for a test sequence I need to run. Anyway, all of the files in the respective subdirectories begin with the prefix "test." I'd like to create a couple of test files. I'd like to name the existing file "test1-" instead of just "test." And, I'd like to create a second test file, called "test2-."
Can anyone help me with this? If I'm in the parent directory, is there some way, with a regex, do a kind of "for" command, where I can creep into every sub-directory and do the above?
Thanks!
Peter