The easiest way to explain the problem is by an example.
I want to do something like this:
file x in /path_1/A/x copy in /path_2/A/
file x in /path_1/B/x copy in /path_2/B/
...
...
file x in /path_1/Z/x copy in /path_2/Z/
From command line with a script in Windows.
@echo off
cd /path_1
for /D %%d in (*) do (
if exist "%%d/x" (
if not exist "/path_2/%%d" md "/path_2/%%d"
copy "%%d/x" "/path_2/%%d"
)
)
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