FileCopy
Copy source file(s) to a specified destination.
Syntax
FileCopy,<FromFile>,<ToPath>[,PRESERVE][,NOWARN][,SHOW][,NOREC]
Parameters
| 1 | FromFile | The file to copy. Wildcards (*.*) are allowed. |
| 2 | ToPath | The destination path. It may be just a directory, and if so, the file name will be preserved. If a filename is specified as a part of the destination, the file will be renamed. If the file exists in the target directory it will be overwritten and a warning will be written to the log. |
| - | PRESERVE (Optional) | Do not overwrite existing files. A warning will be written to the log. |
| - | NOWARN (Optional) | Do not write a warning message to the log if the file exists. |
| - | SHOW (Optional) | When using wildcards the progress bar shows single file processing, and the actual copied file name is shown. |
| - | NOREC (Optional) | When using wildcards only files in the initial folder will be copied, sub-directories will be ignored. |
Remarks
- The optional parameters PRESERVE, NOWARN, SHOW and NOREC can be used simultaneously. The order does not matter.
- When using wildcards the warning mechanism is switched off.
- Trying to copy wildcard source to a single destination file raises an error.
Example:
In this example FileCopy will copy all text files (*.txt) from MyPath and it's subdirectories to AnotherPath (using the C: drive)
FileCopy,c:\MyPath\*.txt,c:\AnotherPath