Moving BIN/CUE into Folders

[earthprime]

I have a folder with pairs of bin and cue files.  Each bin and cue is named the same, i.e.  wipeout.bin  wipeout.cue   Is there a useful batch file somewhere that can move all files with the same name into a folder?  I'm looking for an easy way to move my PSX bin and cue files into folders so I don't have to manually create 1000 folders.

[earthprime]

Solved - for anyone else who might need this.

To create folders in the drive using file names as folder names copy the line below exactly:

for %i in (*) do md "%~ni"

To move files into the folders you created copy the line below exactly:

for %i in (*) do move "%i" "%~ni"

 

 

[golvellius82]

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[Tackskull]

hi, I have the same proble. But i don't understand. Where have I to write this code?

for %i in (*) do md "%~ni"

I opened a terminla with this code and nothing happen, I also tried to make a batch file, and nothing too.

Can you be more specific? thanks :D

[JoeViking245]

3 minutes ago, Tackskull said:

hi, I have the same proble. But i don't understand. Where have I to write this code?

for %i in (*) do md "%~ni"

I opened a terminla with this code and nothing happen, I also tried to make a batch file, and nothing too.

Can you be more specific? thanks

Need to execute them from the Windows Command Prompt Window (vs. the Terminal window) 

If you want to use them inside a batch file, you need to double up the percent symbols.

for %%i in (*) do md "%%~ni"

 

[Tackskull]

2 hours ago, JoeViking245 said:

Need to execute them from the Windows Command Prompt Window (vs. the Terminal window) 

If you want to use them inside a batch file, you need to double up the percent symbols.

for %%i in (*) do md "%%~ni"

 

Thanks, it worked. But for the games with multiple  track, it create a folder for each single track. Is it possible to create folder only for the .cue files?

Edited June 7 by Tackskull

[JoeViking245]

1 hour ago, Tackskull said:

Is it possible to create folder only for the .cue files?

Sure.  Tell to just look for the .cue file instead of all files.

for %%i in (*.cue) do md "%%~ni"

 

[Tackskull]

Thank you so much, now I created all the folders with the correct name, and with the second command I automatically inserted all the cue files in the right folder. The problem now is that all those multiple tracks bin files remain out from the folder. How can I automatically insert all the track files in the right folder alongside the cue file?

 

thanks again