Is there a way to compress/decompress a whole directory on the command line?
mac.exe *.ape *.wav -d
won't work (no wildcard support I guess), and the good old
for %i in (*.ape) do mac "%i" -d
won't work either.
Do I miss something, or is it just not possible?
S'fly
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I think something like this would do
for %i in (*.ape) do mac "%i" "%~ni.wav" -d
for %i in (*.ape) do mac "%i" "%~ni.wav" -d
QUOTE(ak @ Sep 11 2004, 10:43 AM)
I think something like this would do
for %i in (*.ape) do mac "%i" "%~ni.wav" -d
for %i in (*.ape) do mac "%i" "%~ni.wav" -d
Yep, that worked. Thanks.
S'fly
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