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XML file batch proccessing...

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EinsteiN

Limp Gawd
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May 9, 2000
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Hi guys

I'm trying to convert the contents of some folders using windows batch:

Code: 
FOR /R %%a in (XML-test-filer\*.xml) do CALL C:\FLPR\AltovaXML -xslt2 2.2mapping.xsl -in "%%a" -out "%%a_2.2.xml"

as you can see my clumsy attempt only gives the new files a slightly different name.

But I haven't been able to figure out howto change the output directory :)

Enter you guys :cool:

-E
 
Not totally sure this is the best area to be asking, perhaps the OS sections :confused:

But anyways, i wont claim to be a batch script expert, but wouldnt it use the current directory?
Just cd to the folder you want as output then run the batch file from there
 
I tried that and it doesn't work because %%a is a string like "C:\yadayada\thefilename.xml" and maybe there's where my problem lies. Since the string that contains the path + filename is absolut.

And I must reuse the filename, since that's hardcoded for use elsewhere in the program that uses the XML.

Sadly I don't know anyway to create the path and the filename seperately in batch.

But thanks for the input :)

-E

EDIT: Spelling and clearification(I hope)
 
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