I'm looking to build a small batch script that executes the command line of pngout.exe
So far I've got only this down
for %i in (*.png) do "g:\myfiles\_pngout.exe" "%i" /s0 /c6
However, for that to work I have to manually go to each folder where the pngs are and open up a cmd window from Win7 then copy and paste that line.
What I want is for that line to work say in C:\MyPNGs and it's sub-folders, like C:\MyPNGs\Avatars etc., it should iterate through all pngs and every time execute that "g:\myfiles\_pngout.exe" "%i" /s0 /c6
Any ideas?
Answer
You can use the following command from a dosprompt:
for /r %f in (*.png) do _pngout.exe "%f"
or the following inside a batch file:
for /r %%f in (*.png) do _pngout.exe "%%f"
For /r also has support to give a start directory. Otherwise it'll use the current directory and get every file in all subdirectories that match your filemask.
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