Send to C:\<copy path>\Develop batch

Question

Using Windows 10 if possible, I'd like to be able to send from my local host to my git development path using the Send To context menu.

(Win + R, shell:sendto)

I have two directories lets say they are:

C:\wamp\www\projectname
C:\Users\myname\projectname

Now lets say I've updated a file deep in my localhost directory e.g.

C:\wamp\www\projectname\application\libraries\js\jsfile.js

I'd like to be able to right click that file > Send to

Dev root path: (C:\Users\myname\projectname) append file path (\application\libraries\js\jsfile.js)

So essentially it's sending the file to the same folder, just in a different directory.

I can get some of the path using:

for /f %%q in ("%~dp0.") do echo C:\Users\myname\projectname\%%~nxq

I'd need to get all folders after \projectname\ and that could be 1 or 10 different folders.

I realize this a lot to ask but I think this could be useful for many people.

Answer 1

Would this be as expected:

My Project.bat:

@echo off

set Destiny=%userprofile%\projectname
set PartToIgnore=\wamp\www\projectname\application\

IF /i not exist "%Destiny%" md "%Destiny%"

for %%a in (%*) do call :MoveFiles "%%~a"
exit

:MoveFiles
set SourceFile=
set RelativeSource=
set "SourceFile=%~pnx1"
call set "RelativeSource=%%SourceFile:%PartToIgnore%=%%"
echo F | xcopy /i /h /y "%~1" "%Destiny%\%RelativeSource%"
goto :EOF