05-17-2011, 02:10 AM
It can be done fairly simply, probably.
How many lines are we talking about?
Are you trying to recursively create directories (dirs within dirs) or is it a flat structure?
If it were me, I'd just prepend "mkdir" to a concatenated form of "name + zip";, copy it all and paste into a shell (after changing to the destination parent directory). If the resultant folder names have spaces, I would surround them with dbl quotes, like so:
mkdir "name 00812";
If the above all sounds Greek to you, then there might be other GUI solutions that someone else could post.
How many lines are we talking about?
Are you trying to recursively create directories (dirs within dirs) or is it a flat structure?
If it were me, I'd just prepend "mkdir" to a concatenated form of "name + zip";, copy it all and paste into a shell (after changing to the destination parent directory). If the resultant folder names have spaces, I would surround them with dbl quotes, like so:
mkdir "name 00812";
If the above all sounds Greek to you, then there might be other GUI solutions that someone else could post.