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Quoted By: >>1455589
I am trying to quickly set a date for all of the images I downloaded off of a Pixiv Bulk Downloader app.
I only have access to Windows CMD and would largely prefer to only use that for this operation. ChatGPT cannot give me good code for its own life, even though it gave me good code for robocopying.
All images are located in "C:\Users\newci\Downloads\@6MAKER"
All images are in "{user}/{date}-({id})-({user_id})" filename [Example: 2020-05-17-(81648277_p0)-(39876047).jpg]
There are multiple jpg and png images. I want the dates set to the date in the file name. It is YYYY-MM-DD format.
I would like to test your line of code inside copies of a handful of images in "C:\Users\newci\Downloads\testing" to avoid messing up my files.
the @6MAKER folder has a bunch of subfolders, please tell me if your code only works if all images are outside of he subfolders and subfolders are deleted.
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I only have access to Windows CMD and would largely prefer to only use that for this operation. ChatGPT cannot give me good code for its own life, even though it gave me good code for robocopying.
All images are located in "C:\Users\newci\Downloads\@6MAKER"
All images are in "{user}/{date}-({id})-({user_id})" filename [Example: 2020-05-17-(81648277_p0)-(39876047).jpg]
There are multiple jpg and png images. I want the dates set to the date in the file name. It is YYYY-MM-DD format.
I would like to test your line of code inside copies of a handful of images in "C:\Users\newci\Downloads\testing" to avoid messing up my files.
the @6MAKER folder has a bunch of subfolders, please tell me if your code only works if all images are outside of he subfolders and subfolders are deleted.
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