Hello!

Simple 'LOG' .bat file:

Code: [Select]@echo off
color A3
echo @echo off >>T.bat
echo echo Hi >>T.bat
echo echo This is a test >>T.bat
echo pause >>T.bat
echo EXIT >>T.bat
pause
exit
So it makes a batch file that says
Hi
This is a test

But, can you MAKE a log using >> that makes a folder, and when it creates that folder, make a file IN it?

Thanks...

BR

EDIT: I have it to make a file, then that file makes a directory, then the file moves itself into the directory. Is there a way that it duplicates the file, THEN moves it to a dir?You would just add this

Code: [Select]echo echo mkdir folder >> T.bat
call T.bat
move file folder

That will create a folder command in the batch file. Then it calls that batch file (which will create the folder), then it will go BACK to this and move the file into the folder.
Quote from: BatchFileCommand on January 29, 2009, 06:24:30 AM

You would just add this

Code: [Select]echo echo mkdir folder >> T.bat
call T.bat
move file folder

That will create a folder command in the batch file. Then it calls that batch file (which will create the folder), then it will go back to this and move the file into the folder.