批处理文件:按字母顺序(可能是数字>)处理文件

发布于 2024-08-18 13:10:46 字数 580 浏览 5 评论 0原文

我目前正在尝试使用 imagemagick 处理一堆文件 在Windows中使用批处理文件,它们都按数字编号 如下: 图片00 图片01, 图片02, ..., 图片010, 图片011, ..., 图片0100, image0101

等等,但是当我尝试处理它想要运行的文件时 image00、image01、image010、image0100、image0101、image0102 等。

我的代码如下


SETLOCAL 启用延迟扩展
设置计数=0
FOR %%a in (*.bmp) DO

IF !错误级别!==0

设置 TFILE=0!计数!
SET TFILE=地形!TFILE:~-4!.jpg
设置/计数+=1
ECHO %%a >output.txt
转换 %%a -压缩无损!TFILE!
)

有什么方法可以让它按顺序处理这些文件,目前我有一个解决方法,但这意味着当稍后使用图像时我必须不断更改一些脚本文件在。我宁愿让所有文件都具有相同的“地形”名称,并在后面添加递增的数字。

预先感谢各位!

I am currently trying to process a bunch of files with imagemagick
using a batch file in windows, they are all numbered numerically as
follows:
image00
image01,
image02,
...,
image010,
image011,
...,
image0100,
image0101

and so on, but when i try to process the file it wants to run though
image00, image01, image010, image0100, image0101, image0102 and so on.

my code is as follows


SETLOCAL EnableDelayedExpansion
SET COUNT=0
FOR %%a in (*.bmp) DO
(
IF !ERRORLEVEL!==0
(
SET TFILE=0!COUNT!
SET TFILE=Terrain!TFILE:~-4!.jpg
SET /A COUNT+=1
ECHO %%a >output.txt
convert %%a -compress LOSSLESS !TFILE!
)
)

is there any way i can make it so that it will process these files in order, for the time being i have a work-around but it means that i continually have to change some script files when the images are used later on. I would much rather have all of the files be the same 'Terrain' name with incrementing number following.

Thanks in advance guys!

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蓝戈者 2024-08-25 13:10:46

您可能可以创建更多批处理代码来按顺序“排序”数字,但是,由于您可以使用 imagemagick,我想您还可以下载其他内容。我的建议是你可以尝试使用 GNU 排序(在 coreutils 中)。然后在批处理中,执行类似伪代码的操作

for ... ( dir /b *bmp | gnu_sort -n ) do (
  echo "do your stuff"
)

您可以检查 Windows 附带的排序是否具有数字排序选项。 (我上次检查它没有这个选项)。

you can probably create some more batch code to "sort" the numbers by order, however, since you can use imagemagick, i suppose you can also download other stuff. my suggestion is you can try and use GNU sort (in coreutils ). Then in your batch , do some thing like this

pseudocode :

for ... ( dir /b *bmp | gnu_sort -n ) do (
  echo "do your stuff"
)

you could probably check whether the sort that comes with Windows has a numerical sorting option. (the last time i check it doesn't have this option).

一页 2024-08-25 13:10:46

您可以将文件重命名为 image000 image001、image002、...、image010,

您可以将文件名拆分为如下所示:

@echo off 

    setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION 

    if not defined TRACE (
        set TRACE=REM
    )

    %TRACE% On 

    for %%a In (data\*.*)  do call :EachFile %%a 


    endlocal

goto :eof 


:EachFile %%a 
    set Name=%~n1
    @Echo %Name%

    set NUm=%Name:~6,9%
    set /a Num=Num+100000
    @echo %Num%

    echo ren %1  %~dp1Image%Num%%~x1
goto :eof 

You could rename the files to be image000 image001, image002, ..., image010,

You could split up the file name something like this:

@echo off 

    setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION 

    if not defined TRACE (
        set TRACE=REM
    )

    %TRACE% On 

    for %%a In (data\*.*)  do call :EachFile %%a 


    endlocal

goto :eof 


:EachFile %%a 
    set Name=%~n1
    @Echo %Name%

    set NUm=%Name:~6,9%
    set /a Num=Num+100000
    @echo %Num%

    echo ren %1  %~dp1Image%Num%%~x1
goto :eof 
浅浅淡淡 2024-08-25 13:10:46

它很难找到,因为从文档中看它并不明显。解决方案是将 FOR 命令与 dir 命令结合使用。我会做这样的事情:

@echo off
ECHO Listed in name order: %1 
ECHO ------------------------------------------------------
FOR /F "tokens=*" %%G IN ('dir /b /o:n %1') DO echo %%G

It's hard to find, because it's not really obvious from the documentation. The solution is to use the FOR command in combination with the dir command. I would do something like this:

@echo off
ECHO Listed in name order: %1 
ECHO ------------------------------------------------------
FOR /F "tokens=*" %%G IN ('dir /b /o:n %1') DO echo %%G
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