This is the current VERSION of the batch I was writing.  However when it's parsing through either the file NAMES or the inlist if the file name has a space in it it is breaking it down into multiple objects, using the " " as a delim.  In a for loop is there a way to make it delim at the end of a line as opposed to any white space?

Code: [Select]echo off
color 0A

if exist !MissingFiles.txt del !MissingFiles.txt

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
for /f "tokens=* delims=" %%i in (inList) do (
  set lit=MISSING

  for /f "tokens=* delims=" %%x in ('dir . /s /b') do (
    if %%i==%%~nx%%~xx set lit=CHECK
  )

  echo %%i - !lit! >> !MissingFiles.txt
  set lit=MISSING
)

if exist !ExtraFiles.txt del !ExtraFiles.txt

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
for /f "tokens=* delims=" %%j in ('dir . /s /b') do (
  set lit2=EXTRA

  for /f "tokens=* delims=" %%y in (inList) do (
    if %%y==%%~nj%%~xj set lit2=CHECK
  )
  echo %%~nj%%~xj - !lit2! >> !temp.txt
  set lit2=EXTRA
)

find "." !temp.txt | find /i /v ".doc" | find /i /v ".XLS" | find /i /v ".rtf" | find /i /v "MissingFiles.txt" >> !ExtraFiles.txt

del !temp.txt

endlocal Quote from: Grimbear13 on March 01, 2010, 09:53:05 AM

In a for loop is there a way to make it delim at the end of a line as opposed to any white space?

The program as  given does not work for me in the XP command line. 

In a for loop is there a way to make it delim at the end of a line as opposed to any white space?