DOS will be the basis of command

Change directory

1. Switch letter

Example: c:, d: 

2. Change the working directory: cd path, cd command to switch only the working directory in the same letter

For example: cd c: \ Program Files (x86) \ Dict \

3. If you want to cross the disk operation requires auxiliary parameter / d

Example: cd / d c: \ Program Files (x86) \ Dict \

 

delete

1. Delete the folder

Delete empty directories rd folder name

Delete non-empty directories rd / s / q folder name

2. Delete File

Delete files del filename

 

New

1. New Folder

 Mkdir + folder name

2. Create a new file

(1)copy

copy nul A.txt can create an empty file, it is often used in a batch process, a file can be empty.

copy con A.txt A.txt create a text file;

Written content, press Enter to add to the file; after the completion of exit press ctrl + z

(2)echo

Content to be added before the echo content> A.txt redirect the output, then create a text file and overwrite A.txt

echo to be adding additional information to the content >> A.txt A.txt file;

copy

1. Copy the folder

   First create a folder and then use the copy command format: copy the source directory target directory

(Also it can be used as format conversion, for example, txt txt turn or turn bat c)

2 Copy files

Direct copy can not require you to have documents

3. XCOPY-- directory copy command ( copy all the files under the specified directory and directory along with the directory structure )

Format: the XCOPY [source disk:] <source path name> [Target drive:] [target path name] [/ S] [/ V] [/ E]

Examples: xcopy ldm_appl tmp / s

Note:

1. Specify the / E parameter, otherwise no copy of the copy directories empty empty directories (with the premise parameter / s.)

2. Specify the / S parameter, a copy source directory and its subdirectories, files or copy only;

3. Copy the folder may want to create a destination folder

 

mobile

Move and copy commands similar format, move the source file or directory target file or directory

 

Notes manner bat file

(1) represents a line comments ::

(2) goto keyword annotation segment a jump to a position

goto here

Executable commands

:here

Pause :: without closing the window after completion of the routine.

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