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Take Command 8.02.106 Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
Take Command Build 106 Windows XP Build 2600 Service Pack 3
Registered to Charles S. Galloway - 5 System License
I am not sure of how to handle the percent signs in filename - given this short and easy to understand BTM, also attached.
I have debugged the file but I can't see what is wrong now?
=======================================================================::
:: 1) send multiple files per email generated from DIR /S
:: 2) file names might have % signs ....
:: 3) if name of folder changes - email and the current folder name is the subject of the email
::
cls
echo %@repeat[=,%@winmetrics[5]]
set cListfile=twilight.lst
set nMails=0
setlocal
set nLines=%@lines[%cListFile]
for /L %line in (0,1,%lines) (
setdos /x-3
set cLine=%@line[%cListFile,%line]
:: setdos /x0
set cAtt=%cAtt /A %cLine
::
:: handle different folder name in line from %cListFile
:: rightmost \ will be significant
set nAt=%@index[%cLine,\,-1]
echo 1......
iff %nAt > 0 then
set cThisFldr=%@right[-nAt,%cLine]
iff NOT "%cThisFldr" == "%cCurrFldr" then
echo sendmail %cAtt /D /I1 /P1 /R /S1 /V "Ta[email protected]" "%cCurrFldr" Files are attached
set nEmails=%@inc[%nEmails]
echo Emails: %nEmails
set cCurrFldr=%cThisFldr
unset cAtt
endiff
endiff
:: end handle....
echo 2......
iff %@eval[%line mod 5] eq 0 then
echo sendmail %cAtt /D /I1 /P1 /R /S1 /V "Ta[email protected]" "%cCurrFldr" Files are attached
set nEmails=%@inc[%nEmails]
echo Emails: %nEmails
set cCurrFldr=%cThisFldr
unset cAtt
endiff
)
iff %@eval[%line mod 5] ne 0 then
echo sendmail %cAtt /D /I1 /P1 /R /S1 /V "Ta[email protected]" "%cCurrFldr" Files are attached
set nEmails=%@inc[%nEmails]
echo Emails: %nEmails
set cCurrFldr=%cThisFldr
unset cAtt
endiff
endlocal
goto :here
:: sample of twilight.lst
Cast Member Photos\u7u7t.jpg
Cast Member Photos\v.jpg
Cast Member Photos\yhyt.jpg
Covers\gallery_main-robert-pattinson-gq-magazine.jpg
Covers\rob_kris_ok.jpg
Graphics\l36c19a950001_1_9427.jpg
Graphics\l36c19b170000_1_8980.jpg
Graphics\l36c19c5b0001_1_21803.jpg
would generate 3 emails. if there were more than 5 files in any one folder - that would generate more emails...
:here
Sample output now....
1......
C:\Documents and Settings\Charles\Desktop\Tarra\sendlist.btm [41] Usage : IFF [NOT] condition [.AND. | .OR. | .XOR. [NOT] co
ndition ...] THEN & commands
sendmail %cAtt /D /I1 /P1 /R /S1 /V "Ta[email protected]" "%cCurrFldr" Files are attached
Emails: %nEmails
TCMD: C:\Documents and Settings\Charles\Desktop\Tarra\sendlist.btm [41] Unknown command "endiff"
2......
sendmail %cAtt /D /I1 /P1 /R /S1 /V "Ta[email protected]" "%cCurrFldr" Files are attached
Emails: %nEmails
TCMD: C:\Documents and Settings\Charles\Desktop\Tarra\sendlist.btm [47] Not in environment "cAtt"
Take Command Build 106 Windows XP Build 2600 Service Pack 3
Registered to Charles S. Galloway - 5 System License
I am not sure of how to handle the percent signs in filename - given this short and easy to understand BTM, also attached.
I have debugged the file but I can't see what is wrong now?
=======================================================================::
:: 1) send multiple files per email generated from DIR /S
:: 2) file names might have % signs ....
:: 3) if name of folder changes - email and the current folder name is the subject of the email
::
cls
echo %@repeat[=,%@winmetrics[5]]
set cListfile=twilight.lst
set nMails=0
setlocal
set nLines=%@lines[%cListFile]
for /L %line in (0,1,%lines) (
setdos /x-3
set cLine=%@line[%cListFile,%line]
:: setdos /x0
set cAtt=%cAtt /A %cLine
::
:: handle different folder name in line from %cListFile
:: rightmost \ will be significant
set nAt=%@index[%cLine,\,-1]
echo 1......
iff %nAt > 0 then
set cThisFldr=%@right[-nAt,%cLine]
iff NOT "%cThisFldr" == "%cCurrFldr" then
echo sendmail %cAtt /D /I1 /P1 /R /S1 /V "Ta[email protected]" "%cCurrFldr" Files are attached
set nEmails=%@inc[%nEmails]
echo Emails: %nEmails
set cCurrFldr=%cThisFldr
unset cAtt
endiff
endiff
:: end handle....
echo 2......
iff %@eval[%line mod 5] eq 0 then
echo sendmail %cAtt /D /I1 /P1 /R /S1 /V "Ta[email protected]" "%cCurrFldr" Files are attached
set nEmails=%@inc[%nEmails]
echo Emails: %nEmails
set cCurrFldr=%cThisFldr
unset cAtt
endiff
)
iff %@eval[%line mod 5] ne 0 then
echo sendmail %cAtt /D /I1 /P1 /R /S1 /V "Ta[email protected]" "%cCurrFldr" Files are attached
set nEmails=%@inc[%nEmails]
echo Emails: %nEmails
set cCurrFldr=%cThisFldr
unset cAtt
endiff
endlocal
goto :here
:: sample of twilight.lst
Cast Member Photos\u7u7t.jpg
Cast Member Photos\v.jpg
Cast Member Photos\yhyt.jpg
Covers\gallery_main-robert-pattinson-gq-magazine.jpg
Covers\rob_kris_ok.jpg
Graphics\l36c19a950001_1_9427.jpg
Graphics\l36c19b170000_1_8980.jpg
Graphics\l36c19c5b0001_1_21803.jpg
would generate 3 emails. if there were more than 5 files in any one folder - that would generate more emails...
:here
Sample output now....
1......
C:\Documents and Settings\Charles\Desktop\Tarra\sendlist.btm [41] Usage : IFF [NOT] condition [.AND. | .OR. | .XOR. [NOT] co
ndition ...] THEN & commands
sendmail %cAtt /D /I1 /P1 /R /S1 /V "Ta[email protected]" "%cCurrFldr" Files are attached
Emails: %nEmails
TCMD: C:\Documents and Settings\Charles\Desktop\Tarra\sendlist.btm [41] Unknown command "endiff"
2......
sendmail %cAtt /D /I1 /P1 /R /S1 /V "Ta[email protected]" "%cCurrFldr" Files are attached
Emails: %nEmails
TCMD: C:\Documents and Settings\Charles\Desktop\Tarra\sendlist.btm [47] Not in environment "cAtt"
