ce décapant de caractères ne peut pas gérer pour cent signe

Question

J'ai ce script qui supprime les caractères gênants de noms de fichiers (avec quelques changements esthétiques):

set "fullpath=%~dp1" 
set "file=%~n1" 
set "ext=%~x1" 
echo "%~nx1" | find /i ".tmp" >nul && exit /b 

:: replace problem characters (add additional dash replacements via perl) 
set "original=%file%" 
set "file=%file:!=%" 
set "file=%file:#=%" 
set "file=%file:’='%" 
set "file=%file:“=%" 
set "file=%file:”=%" 
set "file=%file:at&t=ATT%" 
set "file=%file:&=and%" 

:: additional requirements 
set "file=%file: _ = - %" 
set "file=%file: = %" 
set "file=%file: = %" 

:: replace underscores and dots only if used as spaces 
echo "%file%"| find " " >nul || set "file=%file:_= %" 
echo "%file%"| find " " >nul || set "file=%file:.= %" 

:: exclamation point has to be removed before we enable delayed expansion 
if not "%file%"=="%original%" ren "%fullpath%%original%%ext%" "%file%%ext%" 2>nul && echo validated "%original%%~x1" 

:: remove percent sign 
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion 
set "original=!file!" 
:: this percent replacement produces an error (because was not removed) 
set "file=!file:%%=_percent!" 
if not "%file%"=="%original%" ren "%fullpath%%original%%ext%" "%file%%ext%" 2>nul && echo validated "%original%%ext%" 

set "original=!file!" 
:: this needs to remain separated in order to add s01 tag if no season tag present 
@for /l %%s in (0,1,9) do set "file=!file:series.%%s.=S0%%s!" 
@for /l %%e in (0,1,9) do set "file=!file:%%eof2=E0%%e!" 
@for /l %%e in (0,1,9) do set "file=!file:%%eof3=E0%%e!" 
@for /l %%e in (0,1,9) do set "file=!file:%%eof4=E0%%e!" 
@for /l %%e in (0,1,9) do set "file=!file:%%eof5=E0%%e!" 
@for /l %%e in (0,1,9) do set "file=!file:%%eof6=E0%%e!" 
@for /l %%e in (0,1,9) do set "file=!file:%%eof7=E0%%e!" 
@for /l %%e in (0,1,9) do set "file=!file:%%eof8=E0%%e!" 
@for /l %%e in (0,1,9) do set "file=!file:%%eof9=E0%%e!" 
:: if file has changed but no season tag present add s01 
if not "%file%"=="%original%" echo "%file%" | find /i "s0" >nul || set "file=!file:E0=S01E0!" 
if not "%file%"=="%original%" ren "%fullpath%%original%%ext%" "%file%%ext%" && echo validated "%original%" 
endlocal & set "file=%file%" & set "ext=%ext%" & set "fullpath=%fullpath%" & set "full=%fullpath%%file%%ext%" 

c'est le journal pour le premier fichier. semble que le nom de fichier d'origine n'a pas tous les personnages à l'origine ...

d:\VIDEOS\SHORTS\MEDIA RELATED>setlocal enabledelayedexpansion 

d:\VIDEOS\SHORTS\MEDIA RELATED>set "original=!file!" 

d:\VIDEOS\SHORTS\MEDIA RELATED>set "file=!file:%=_percent!" 

d:\VIDEOS\SHORTS\MEDIA RELATED>if not "SUPERCUT_ Where's The F@ing Money__" == "SUPERCUT_ Where's The F@ing Money__" ren "d:\VIDEOS\SHORTS\MEDIA RELATED\SUPERCUT_ Where's The F@ing Money__.mp4" "SUPERCUT_ Where's The F@ing Money__.mp4" 2>nul && echo validated "SUPERCUT_ Where's The F@ing Money__.mp4" 

... parce que ce sont les noms de fichiers complets

SUPERCUT_ Where's The F#@%ing Money_!_!.mp4 
Through The Fire And Flames 100% Expert Guitar Hero 3.mp4 
Top 10 F_#% Ups in Video Game History.mp4 

des suggestions, améliorations bienvenues.

Answer 1

Le problème est la façon dont vous appelez votre lot.

call a des effets secondaires désagréables, car il exécute l'analyseur une seconde fois et il a également une règle spéciale pour les carets de les doubler.

Mais vous pouvez l'éviter en utilisant une variable à la place.

for /f "delims=" %%v in ('dir /b /a-d 2^>nul') do (
    set "myFile=%cd%\%%v" 
    call retype 
) 

Et retype.bat

@echo off 
for /f "tokens=*" %%f in ("%myFile%") do (
    set "fullpath=%%~dpf" 
    set "file=%%~nf" 
    set "ext=%%~xf" 
    echo "%~nxf" | find /i ".tmp" >nul && exit /b 
)