I am in progress of making a program in C++, based on a program I made earlier, in a batch file. Everything is going smoothly so far, except for one thing; copying. In my original program, I used the xcopy command with /s and /y. Something like this: (This isn't exactly how it was written; I had prompts for setting the variables.) set extention="sav" set copyDirectory="%homedrive%%homepath%files\" set targetDirectory="G:\things" xcopy %targetDirectory\*.%extention% %copydirectory% /s /y Without all those variables, it'd look something like this: xcopy G:\things\*.sav C:\Users\User\Desktop\files\ /s /y What I want to do is copy all files of one extention in all subfolders while keeping the folder structure, and not copying empty folders. I am fairly new to C++, and I started about a month ago. I made my batch program about three years ago. If this really matters, I am using Windows 7 Ultimate x86, and was using Windows XP Professional when I made my batch program. I use Dev-C++ to link and compile my C++ programs, and have installed Allegro and SDL libraries. slsh==
