我有两个文件夹,它们包含完全相同的文件和子文件夹,但每个文件内部的内容可能已经改变。我想编写一个批处理文件,可以搜索每个文件并查找任何差异。对于我想要做的事情,最好的工具是什么?
我有两个文件夹,它们包含完全相同的文件和子文件夹,但每个文件内部的内容可能已经改变。我想编写一个批处理文件,可以搜索每个文件并查找任何差异。对于我想要做的事情,最好的工具是什么?
不需要批处理文件。单个FC命令可以完成您想要的操作:
fc folder1\* folder2\*
如果需要,您可以在第一个文件夹的文件掩码中更加具体。例如folder1\*.txt
。
该命令将报告存在于文件夹1中但在文件夹2中缺失的文件。文件夹2中的额外文件会被忽略。
FC命令有许多选项。在命令提示符中输入HELP FC
或FC /?
以获取更多信息。
编辑
扩展解决方案以支持子文件夹有些棘手。使用FOR /R可以轻松迭代给定根目录的文件夹层次结构。问题是如何获取相对路径,以便将层次结构应用于另一个根目录。
最简单的解决方案是使用FORFILES,因为它直接支持相对路径。但是FORFILES速度很慢 :/。
此时,批处理文件就很有意义了:
@echo off
setlocal
set "folder1=c:\path\To\Folder1\Root"
set "folder2=d:\path\To\Folder2\Root"
set "fileMask=*"
for /f "delims=" %%F in (
'echo "."^&forfiles /s /p "%folder1%" /m "%fileMask%" /c "cmd /c if @isdir==TRUE echo @relpath"'
) do fc "%folder1%\%%~F\%fileMask%" "%folder2%\%%~F\*"
以下是另一种完成任务的方法。将变量Folder1和Folder2设置为要比较的文件夹的完整路径,然后运行批处理文件。
输出:
Dup - 文件存在于两个文件夹中且相同。
Dif - 文件存在于两个文件夹中,但文件内容不同。
New - 文件存在于一个文件夹中,但不存在于另一个文件夹中。
@Echo Off
SetLocal EnableDelayedExpansion
Set "Folder1=%UserProfile%\Desktop\Test Folder1"
Set "Folder2=%UserProfile%\Desktop\Test Folder2"
For /R "%Folder1%" %%x In (*.*) Do (
Set "FullPath=%%x"
Set "RelPath=!FullPath:%Folder1%=!"
If Exist "%Folder2%!RelPath!" (
>Nul 2>&1 FC /b "%Folder1%!RelPath!" "%Folder2%!RelPath!" && (
Echo Dup - %%x
)||(
Echo Dif - %%x
)
) Else (
Echo New - %%x
)
)
For /R "%Folder2%" %%x In (*.*) Do (
Set "FullPath=%%x"
Set "RelPath=!FullPath:%Folder2%=!"
If Not Exist "%Folder1%!RelPath!" (
Echo New - %%x
)
)
setlocal
set "folder1=<DrvLttr>:\<Folder>\<SubFolder>"
set "Drv2=<DrvLttr2>:"
set "LogFile=<SystemDrv>\User\<UserName>\<LogFileName>"
ECHO "the '>' may OVER WRITE or make a ~NEW~ File for the results" > "%LogFile%"
ECHO " '>>' adds to the end of the file >> "%LogFile%"
FOR /R %folder1% %%A in ( *.* ) DO FC "%%A" "%Drv2%%%~pnxA" 1>> "%LogFile%" 2>&1
如果您希望记录测试的命令,可以尝试在DO之后插入ECHO。您可以删除1>>...这些内容,以便在屏幕上查看结果,而不必打开输出文件。
:: This script compares the contents of 2 trees
:: set a workspace location for the script outside of the trees being reviewed
set home=D:\path\to\batch_file_home
set Input=D:\path\to\batch_file_home\Input_Files
set Resource=D:\path\to\batch_file_home\Resource_Files
set Output=D:\path\to\where your want to view your\Output_Files
set environment=D:\path\to\parent directory containing the different tree structures (if they do not share a parent, then make this the drive)
:: the next 3 lines are only needed if you want to predefine multiple directories for comparison
set Prod=production
set QA=test
set Dev=branches\dev
:: If you remove the 3 lines above, then you need to replace the 2 below variables with values
:: If the trees are not under the same parent, then include the full path for Tree A and B below
set Tree_A=%Prod%
set Tree_B=%QA%
:: if you already have an object list, place it in the Input folder and remove lines 24 through 35 of this script
set Object_List=Object_List_minus_Direcotries.txt
set Output_File=File_differences.txt
if exist %Output%\%Output_File% del %Output%\%Output_File%
if exist %Output%\Differences\*.txt del %Output%\Differences\*.txt
if exist %Resource%\* del /q %Resource%\*
:: since you state the objects in both trees are always the same, I have not included a comparison to verify the 2 trees match
:: this section identifies the contents of Tree A
cd %environment%\%Tree_A%
dir /b /s > %Resource%\Complete_Tree_A_Object_List.txt
:: Next, remove the objects that are directories
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
for /f "tokens=*" %%p in (%Resource%\Complete_Tree_A_Object_List.txt) do (
dir /a:d /b %%p 2>nul >nul && (set object_type=folder) || (set object_type=file)
echo !object_type!
if !object_type!==file echo %%p >> %Resource%\%Object_List%
)
:: in the object list, remove the parent tree from the path
:: if the Trees are not under the same parent, then comment out the below 6 lines
powershell -command "(Get-Content %Resource%\%Object_List%) -replace '\\','/' | set-content %Resource%\%Object_List%"
powershell -command "(get-content %Resource%\%Object_List%) | Foreach {$_.TrimEnd()} | Set-Content %Resource%\%Object_List%"
set remove_parent_prefix=%environment%\%Tree_A%
set remove_parent_prefix=%remove_parent_prefix:\=/%
powershell -command "(Get-Content %Resource%\%Object_List%) -replace '%remove_parent_prefix%/','' | set-content %Resource%\%Object_List%"
powershell -command "(Get-Content %Resource%\%Object_List%) -replace '/','\' | set-content %Resource%\%Object_List%"
:: the below loop assumes both Trees are under the same parent. If this is not the case, replace the cd %environment% line with cd %home%
:: when the Trees are not under the same parent, set home to the root location, example cd D:\
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
for /f "tokens=*" %%x in (%Resource%\%Object_List%) do (
set Diff_File=%%x
set Diff_File=!Diff_File:\=-!
cd %environment%
fc %Tree_A%\%%x %Tree_B%\%%x > "%Output%\Differences\!Diff_File!-%Output_File%"
for %%a in ("%Output%\Differences\!Diff_File!-%Output_File%") do for /f %%b in ('find /c /v "" ^< "%%a" ') do if %%b LSS 3 del "%%a"
for %%R in ("%Output%\Differences\!Diff_File!-%Output_File%") do if not %%~zR lss 1 (
echo %%x >> %Output%\%Output_File%
)
for %%R in ("%Output%\Differences\!Diff_File!-%Output_File%") do if %%~zR lss 1 (
del "%Output%\Differences\!Diff_File!-%Output_File%"
)
)
endlocal
:: Clean up Resources. If you want to review the temp files used to create the report, comment out the below line
if exist %Resource%\* del /q %Resource%\*