Windows XP：推出我自己的桌面工具来复制目录名称列表
很多时候，我发现需要将目录名称从一个目录复制到另一个目录，并在稍后创建一个空目录列表。
我已经使用以下命令完成了此任务：
for /F "usebackq" %i IN (`dir /b C:/backups/sites/24/01/2012`) DO makdir C:\fabio_temp\test\%i
现在我想创建一个可重用且友好的工具，这样我就不必一直在命令行上输入它。
我想要的伪语言示例：
$dir = PROMPT('Type in the name of the directory containing the list of directories to clone:');
$dir_dest = PROMPT('Type in the destination directory:');
FOREACH LIST_DIRNAMES($dir) AS $dirname DO
MKDIR CONCAT($dir_dest,$dirname)
ENDFOREACH;
那么，如果这个函数出现在右键单击上下文菜单中，那就太好了。为此使用什么语言并不重要。它可能是 vbscript，或者其他什么，我不知道。
Many times I have found the need to copy directory names from one directory into another, creating a list of empty directories in the later.
I have achieved this task using the following command:
for /F "usebackq" %i IN (`dir /b C:/backups/sites/24/01/2012`) DO makdir C:\fabio_temp\test\%i
Now i would like to create a reusable and friendly tool so that i don't have to be typing this all the time on the command line.
Example of what I want in pseudo-language:
$dir = PROMPT('Type in the name of the directory containing the list of directories to clone:');
$dir_dest = PROMPT('Type in the destination directory:');
FOREACH LIST_DIRNAMES($dir) AS $dirname DO
MKDIR CONCAT($dir_dest,$dirname)
ENDFOREACH;
Then, it would be nice to have this function appearing in the right-click context menu. It doesn't matter what language is going to be used for this. It could be vbscript, or whatever, I don't know.
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感谢 @AlbertoSolano 建议的教程，我能够编写一个名为
mkdirs_from_list.bat的简单脚本，其中包含以下内容：这正是我所要求的，并且，为了让事情变得更容易，我正在将脚本添加到路径环境中，因此可以在命令行上像这样调用它：
我想要一些更友好的东西，例如弹出提示，能够浏览目录或类似的东西，但我认为这会够了。
Thanks to the tutorial that @AlbertoSolano suggested, I was able to write a simple script named
mkdirs_from_list.batwith the following content:That does exactly what I was asking for, and, to make things easier, I'm adding the script to the path environment, so it can be invoked like this on the command line:
I wanted something more friendly, like a prompt popping up, being able to browse the directories, or something alike, but I think this will suffice.