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Does cmd.exe have a bash equivalent of mkdir dir_name/{css,js} -p?
The mkdir dir_name/{css,js} -p command creates such a directory tree
dir_name -css
-js
In git-bash it works fine, but in the windows shell it complains about a syntax error. Is there an equivalent to make a BAT file and run it with the mouse instead of creating each directory and project file by hand?
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I didn't quite understand your question, sorry.
I posted the bat code here: https://yadi.sk/d/OnP-mkE1ju8uE
Change it to mkd.bat and put it in path
Use this:
1. mkd some_name
Create a folder some_name in the current directory
2. mkd some_name/folder
Create a folder some_name in the current directory and folder folder in the created some_name
3. Create mkd some_name/{a,b,c}
a folder some_name in the current directory and folders a, b, c in the created some_name
If you need more functionality, I will help.
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