Unpack multiple rars to Containing Folder each

[yuyuxuan]

I have several rars

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Main folder\1\A\a.rar
Main folder\2\c.rar 
Main folder\3\B\B.zip

First, I search "Main folder" and list those Rars.
And then alt+F9
I left "Unpack n file(s) to " empty
But I get error "Access denied a\"

Then how can I solve this problem.

[nsp]

As you have seen on the extraction dialog there is no checkbox for in-place decompression. You can suggest a new feature !

If you do not want to wait you can build a kind of script that detect all path and automate decompression calling set to folder, select founded names bases on clipboard, and call decompression ...

Another solution is to use an external decompress tool with a script or tcbl to process each file one by one...

or build you own packer that unpack in place.....

[ZoSTeR]

1. Get "7z.exe" and "7z.dll" from the installation folder of 7-Zip and put them in your commander folder under "\Tools\7-Zip" or adjust the path in the batch accordingly.

2. Save the following as "Unpack_inplace.cmd" and put it on a button with parameters

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"%L" "%P" "%T"

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@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
rem Button Parameters "%L" "%P" "%T"
set tc_lst=%1
set tc_src=%2
set tc_dst=%3

rem Make sure the path is correct
set sevenZipExe=%COMMANDER_PATH%\Tools\7-Zip\7z.exe

if -%3==- echo First parameter must be filelist path, second and third - source and target path. && pause && goto :EOF
for /F "usebackq delims=" %%I in (%tc_lst%) do (
	"!sevenZipExe!" x "%%I" -o"%%~dpI"
)
endlocal

3. Select your archives from the result list and hit the button

[yuyuxuan]

1. Get "7z.exe" and "7z.dll" from the installation folder of 7-Zip and put... button

My set is as follows:

Image: http://i730.photobucket.com/albums/ww309/ytyyutianyun/Ashampoo_Snap_20141114_09h37m14s_001_.jpg

But when I button it to my search list. It is just flashing by.

[ZoSTeR]

To debug replace "cmd /c" with "cmd /k"
and put an "echo " before "!sevenZipExe...

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echo "!sevenZipExe!" x "%%I" -o"%%~dpI"

I don't know how well unicode file names are handled...

[yuyuxuan]

To debug replace "cmd /c" with "cmd /k"
and put an "echo " before "!sevenZipExe...

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echo "!sevenZipExe!" x "%%I" -o"%%~dpI"

I don't know how well unicode file names are handled...

I edit the code:

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cmd.exe /K ""C:\Program Files\TotalCMD64\Unpack_inplace.cmd""

Thanks, and in window, it shows:

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'"C:\Program Files\TotalCMD64\Unpack_inplace.cmd"" "C:\Users\yuyuxuan\AppData\Lo
cal\Temp\CMD783.tmp" "" "C:\' is not recognized as an internal or external comma
nd,
operable program or batch file.

C:\Program Files\TotalCMD64>

[ZoSTeR]

Just use

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cmd /k "C:\Program Files\TotalCMD64\Unpack_inplace.cmd"

. Don't use double quotes.

[yuyuxuan]

Just use

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cmd /k "C:\Program Files\TotalCMD64\Unpack_inplace.cmd"

. Don't use double quotes.

If I move the double quotes into one quote. It will get error, like that:

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'C:\Program' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

C:\>

Which seems to interrupt by the space of "Program Files"

[ZoSTeR]

Just use normal quotes.
Neither

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""c:\

nor

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'c:\

but these:

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"c:\

[yuyuxuan]

Just use normal quotes.
Neither

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""c:\

nor

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'c:\

but these:

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"c:\

Yes, I use double quotation marks instead of two single quotation marks

And in fact, when I use command

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"%COMMANDER_PATH%\Unpack_inplace.cmd"

Your cmd works, and I really want to know why the code

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cmd.exe /K ""C:\Program Files\TotalCMD64\Unpack_inplace.cmd""

will error.


PS:

cmd.exe /K ""C:\Program Files\TotalCMD64\Unpack_inplace.cmd""

This is what

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 help cmd

says about quoting:

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If /C or /K is specified, then the remainder of the command line after the switch is processed as a command line, where the following logic is used to process quote (") characters:

If all of the following conditions are met, then quote characters on the command line are preserved:

no /S switch
exactly two quote characters
no special characters between the two quote characters, where special is one of: &<>()@^|
there are one or more whitespace characters between the two quote characters
the string between the two quote characters is the name of an executable file.
Otherwise, old behavior is to see if the first character is a quote character and if so, strip the leading character and remove the last quote character on the command line, preserving any text after the last quote character.

So double the first and last quotes .

And can you explain about the code

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if -%3==- 

Thank you

[ZoSTeR]

I checked again and you're right about double quoting when using cmd.exe and not just the cmd file.

The line

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cmd.exe /K ""C:\Program Files\TotalCMD64\Unpack_inplace.cmd""

gives you an error because the parameters are added. So its basically

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cmd.exe /K ""C:\Program Files\TotalCMD64\Unpack_inplace.cmd"" "%L" "%P" "%T"

which is wrong.

When used with extra quotes they must be at the end

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cmd.exe /K ""C:\Program Files\TotalCMD64\Unpack_inplace.cmd" "%L" "%P" "%T""

The line

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if -%3==-

tests if the third parameter is empty so
it's either

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if -==-

or

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if -ContentOfParam==-

The line

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if X%3==X

would do the same.

[yuyuxuan]

I checked again and you're right about double quoting when using cmd.exe and not just the cmd file.

The line

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cmd.exe /K ""C:\Program Files\TotalCMD64\Unpack_inplace.cmd""

gives you an error because the parameters are added. So its basically

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cmd.exe /K ""C:\Program Files\TotalCMD64\Unpack_inplace.cmd"" "%L" "%P" "%T"

which is wrong.

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or

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if -ContentOfParam==-

The line

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if X%3==X

would do the same.

Thank you for solving my problem.

[sticazzi]

so
it's either

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if -==-

or

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if -ContentOfParam==-

gulp gulp, I've never seen this syntax ("-==-"): could you give me more info (web page, etc.)? I don't find any info about it

Many thanks

[nsp]

so
it's either

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if -==-

or

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if -ContentOfParam==-

gulp gulp, I've never seen this syntax ("-==-"): could you give me more info (web page, etc.)? I don't find any info about it

Many thanks

ZoSTeR replaced his % parameter with either "" or "ContentOfParam" as the interpreter would do....
To get some info of script visit Rob van der Woude's Scripting Pages under Batch section ....
For more power you can use powershell...
For more automation you can use PowerPro or AutoIt or AHK ..... (if you decide to invest on AutoIt, you can give a look to TCIMG )

[ZoSTeR]

You can't compare empty strings or variables in batch so you have to put an additional character in front of it.