Copy all subfolders . jpg to a single folder by cmd

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I have a folder that has 148 folders contained in it, and in each of these folders they have a file .jpg. I need to get all these .jpg and put into a single folder

cada pasta tem pelo menos 1 .jpg

I can do that in the Linux thus

   `#!/bin/bash

for arquivo in `find Origem -name *.jpg`; 
   do mv "$arquivo" Destino;
    done;

but I can’t reproduce that in Windows. Only the command find that I can reproduce the same result: dir /S /B *.jpg

cmd

  • Could do by the same explorer. Search *.jpg in the upper left corner, it will show all of that folder "inside". Then you give a control X (or control C) and glue the destination.

  • but I need to do it automatically but found a solution for /r %d in (*.jpg) from copy /Y "%d" "C: Users IRINEU Desktop a b"

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I got the solution 

for /r %d in (*.jpg) do copy /Y "%d" "C:\Users\IRINEU\Desktop\a\b"

the parameter /r of for he searches the sub-sections

declared the variable d thus -> %d

(*.jpg)

this parameter searches for all . jpg

  • +1 Perfect the solution, mark as accepted to guide future visitors

  • I can only do it in two days if you can copy and post it for me to accept

  • Accept your same in two days, you deserve to receive the points by posting, it would not be fair another do it.

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Create a file. bat for this, and inserts the command, it will be somewhat artisanal, but only the part of creating the listing of subdirectories, 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 execute him.

  • If you use PHP for example on a local server, you can recur as well

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    this is not very feasible but I found a little bit better now for /r %d in (*.jpg) from copy /Y "%d" "C: Users IRINEU Desktop a b"

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