I have a folder that has 148 folders in it, and in each of these folders they have a .jpg file. I need to get all these .jpg and put it in a single folder
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'#!/bin/bashforarquivoin'findOrigem-name*.jpg';domv"$arquivo" Destino;
done;
but I can not reproduce this in Windows . Only the find command that I can reproduce the same result: dir /S /B *.jpg
I got the solution
for /r %d in (*.jpg) do copy /Y "%d" "C:\Users\IRINEU\Desktop\a\b"
the parameter /r of for it searches the subpets
I declared the variable d so -> %d
(*.jpg)
this parameter searches for all .jpg
Create a .bat file for this, and insert the command, it will be somewhat handmade, but only the part of creating the subdirectories listing, for example:
move c:\diretorio1\*.* g:\ /y
move c:\diretorio2\subdiretorio1\*.* g:\ /y
move c:\diretorio2\subdiretorio2\*.* g:\ /y
move c:\diretori3\subdiretorio1\*.* g:\ /y
And then run it.