How to? work with files with commas in name

[Charles G]

setdos doesn't seem to be helpful. and even "^," doesn't work either

 

[vefatica]

Double-quote them.

 

[Charles G]

dir /s /b *,,* > a.a

[C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD31]plugiN /I FIXNAMES
Module:      c:\TCMD\Plugins\fixnames\FixNames.dll
Name:        FixNames
Author:      Charles Dye
Email:       [email protected]
Web:         http://prospero.unm.edu/plugins/fixnames.html
Description: Renames filenames containing troublesome characters
Implements:  fixnames
Version:     0.40  Build 0

[C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD31]fixnames /?
Rename files to remove troublesome characters.

FIXNAMES /A /B /C /D /E /N /P /Q:list /R:list /S filespec...

        /A   replace Ampersands with underscores
        /B   replace Blanks with underscores
        /C   replace parentheses with underscores
        /D   rename Directories, not files
        /E   decode =XX hex pairs
        /N   Not really
        /P   Prompt before each
        /Q:  list of characters to replace
        /R:  replacement characters; use with /Q:
        /S   recurse into Subdirectories

Use wildcards to match the difficult characters.  Note that you
do not supply a “new” or replacement filename; the plugin
generates its own.  These new names can then be changed with
REN, if desired.

ren start BTM
for %fn in (@ZZ_DoneSorted.txt) gosub Dofile
QUIT

:Dofile
  iff %@index["%fn",^,] GT 0 THEN
    echo On: %fn
    set nLoop=1
    do until not isfile "%fn"
      iff not isfile "c:\ZZ_DoneSorted\%@upper[%@ext[%fn]]_%@format[04,%nLoop]\%@filename[%fn]" then
        move /md /r "%fn" "c:\ZZ_DoneSorted\%@upper[%@ext[%fn]]_%@format[04,%nLoop]\"
      else
        set /a nLoop=nLoop+1
      endiff
    enddo
  ENDIFF
  return
ren end BTM