I've got a load of stuff that i need to move over to other hard drives. it's a range of files and folders and they are all going different places. normally i would either drag and drop, but the amount of files and the size of them means i either have to wait at least 10/20minutes before beginning my next copy. so i thought i would write a script. trouble is, if i write my script in notepad i don't get code completion, which is pain because these are really long/strange folder names. if i write directly in command line obviously stuck with the same problem as using windows explorer
tl:dr
writing scripts, using the useful tab complete for file names without executing after entering a line
scripting windows
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Re: scripting windows
Posted 08 June 2012 - 05:52 PM
What OS? What scripting language? VBScript, CScript, Batch, Powershell?
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Re: scripting windows
Posted 09 June 2012 - 02:48 AM
I have windows 7, so any of the standard stuff the comes with windows
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