batch to rename dir / sudir and files

[nmareis]

good morning,
i am from portugal if you dont understand anithing please tryed to contact-me.
i have this batch file...but this do not renames the directories and the subdirectories, only the files.
can anyone help me?

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@echo off
:again
echo Enter valid entry from the below options
SET /P OPT=Which option would you like? 1) Lower 2) Upper 3) Exit

IF %OPT%==1 GOTO :Lower
IF %OPT%==2 GOTO :Upper
IF %OPT%==3 GOTO :Exit
GOTO :again

:Lower
REM "@echo off

echo Enter the directory.
echo.
set /p "dir="

pushd "%dir%"
for /f "delims=" %%i in ('"dir /a-d/b/l 2>nul"') do ren "%%i" "%%i"
popd

exit /b"

:Upper
REM "@echo off

echo Enter the directory.
echo.
set /p "dir="

pushd "%dir%"
for /f "tokens=* delims=- " %%i in ('for /f "delims=" %%j in ^('"dir /a-d/b 2>nul"'^) do @find "" "%%j"') do ren "%%i" "%%i"
popd

exit /b"


:Exit
Exit
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thanks

[penpen]

but this do not renames the directories and the subdirectories

You are using the command "dir /a-d/b" whose command line argument "/a-d" excludes all directories:
So you might want to use "dir /b" instead (for all instances of "dir /a-d/b" in your source).

penpen

[nmareis]

i tried to do this...

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@ECHO off
:again
echo Enter valid entry from the below options
SET /P OPT=Which option would you like? 1) Lower 2) Upper 3) Exit    

IF %OPT%==1 GOTO :Lower
IF %OPT%==2 GOTO :Upper
IF %OPT%==3 GOTO :Exit
GOTO :again

:Lower
REM "@echo off

echo Enter the directory.
echo.
set /p "dir="

pushd "%dir%"
for /f "delims=" %%i in ('"dir /b/l 2>nul"') do ren "%%i" "%%i"
popd

exit /b"

:Upper
REM "@echo off

echo Enter the directory.
echo.
set /p "dir="

pushd "%dir%"
for /f "tokens=* delims=- " %%i in ('for /f "delims=" %%j in ^('"dir /b 2>nul"'^) do @find "" "%%j"') do ren "%%i" "%%i"
popd

exit /b"


:Exit
Exit
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only change folders to lowercase and not to uppercase.....can you help-me?

[pieh-ejdsch]

hello nmareis,

use the error message of find.

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:Upper
REM "@echo off

echo.
set /p "dir=Enter the directory: "

pushd "%dir%"
for /f "delims=" %%i in (' dir /b 2>nul ') do for /f "tokens=2 delims=\" %%j in (' 2^>^&1 find "" "\%%i\.." ') do ren "%%i" "%%j"
popd

exit /b"


:Exit
Exit
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this only print the filename or a directoryname (does NOT search for no signs)

Phil