batch - loop paths

[Dogway]

Hello, I'm trying to automate the creation of script files through this batch.

 

I can't seem to get it working:

for /f %%z in ('type %1') do (@[member=Echo] setmtmode(5,6)> "Y:\Scripts\%%~nz.avs"@[member=Echo] filenameTitle="%%~nz">> "Y:\Scripts\%%~nz.avs"@[member=Echo] title=ffvideosource(filenameTitle)>> "Y:\Scripts\%%~nz.avs"@[member=Echo] titlea=ffaudiosource(filenameTitle)>> "Y:\Scripts\%%~nz.avs"@[member=Echo] audiodub(title,titlea)>> "Y:\Scripts\%%~nz.avs" )

The file I drop contains paths for each line enclosed in quotes.

 

edit: I think the issue is that the paths are being used as filenames with invalid \ characters. Maybe there's a way to just take what is after the last \. I tried with "delims=\"

[Dogway]

Got it working. I post solution:

for /f %%z in ('type %1') do (@[member=Echo] setmtmode^(5,6^)> "Y:\Scripts\%%~nz.avs"@[member=Echo] filenameTitle^="%%~z">> "Y:\Scripts\%%~nz.avs"@[member=Echo] title^=ffvideosource^(filenameTitle^)>> "Y:\Scripts\%%~nz.avs"@[member=Echo] titlea^=ffaudiosource^(filenameTitle^)>> "Y:\Scripts\%%~nz.avs"@[member=Echo] audiodub^(title,titlea^)>> "Y:\Scripts\%%~nz.avs" )

Although I still have issues with paths with spaces

 

Updated and working:

for /f "usebackq delims=" %%z in ("%~1") do (@[member=Echo] setmtmode^(5,6^)> "Y:\Scripts\%%~nz.avs"@[member=Echo] filenameTitle^="%%~z">> "Y:\Scripts\%%~nz.avs"@[member=Echo] title^=ffvideosource^(filenameTitle^)>> "Y:\Scripts\%%~nz.avs"@[member=Echo] titlea^=ffaudiosource^(filenameTitle^)>> "Y:\Scripts\%%~nz.avs"@[member=Echo] audiodub^(title,titlea^)>> "Y:\Scripts\%%~nz.avs" )