[文件操作] docmd - 文件匹配与处理工具

docmd @FILE -i -r -s -t -path=PATH -mode=df -cmd=CMD -cond=EXPR -ext=FILE -EXEC
pattern...
Builds (and optionally executes) a command for selected files and directories

  @FILE       read switches and/or patterns from file FILE. If used, this
              should be the first argument. (Values given explicitly on the
              command line later on override values in FILE.)
  -i          invert result of pattern matching  (on a per-pattern basis)
  -r          pattern is a regular expression
  -s          recurse into subdirectories
  -t          print parsed -cond expression and/or -cmd command and exit
  -v          print version information and exit
  -path=PATH  path to process; defaults to current directory (ie .\)
  -mode=MODE  f to process files, d to process directories (default is df)
  -ext=FILE   load extension code
  -cmd=CMD    command to build for matching files/directories. If the argument
              contains spaces or other special characters the whole switch has
              to be enclosed in double quotes. If no explicit command is given
              matching file and directory names are simply printed.
              -cmd=help will print a short help screen for this option.
  -cond=EXPR  expression to select entries by date or time stamps, attributes,
              size etc. If the expression contains spaces or other special
              characters the whole switch has to be enclosed in double quotes.
              -cond=help will print a short help screen for this option.
  -EXEC       execute the resulting command line (use with care)

  pattern     one or more filename(s), wildcard pattern(s) or regular
  (or @LIST)  expression(s). A wildcard pattern can contain more than one
              wildcard expression; these have to separated by semicolons
              (ie "*.exe;*.dll" will search for .exe and .dll files).
              (If preceded by @ this can also be a file with a list of file
              and/or directory names to process.)

  If -EXEC is specified then the command given in -cmd= is executed for every
  file/directory matching the pattern (and, if given, the -cond= expression);
  otherwise the resulting command line is simply written to stdout (this can
  be redirected to produce an @filelist or a batch file).

  Example: docmd -s -path=c:\ -mode=d "-cmd=pkzip $'$(file)\zipped.zip$' $'$(fil
e)\*$'" *
  This puts all files, per directory, into zipped.zip, starting with c:\.