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To begin with you are no longer in Redmond, WA. You are now in the land of Unix, and Windows .bat files are for the most part nothing like a Unix shell scripts. There maybe a tiny bit of overlap, but not much.
You actually might find it better to use Applications -> Automator to do what you want. Use the 'New Folder' action.
Or if you must, the 'Run Shell Script' action.
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If you are going to proceed with a shell script, even one that is from from Automator 'Run Shell Script', then a comment starts with a # (US keyboard pound sign). The # can be at the beginning of the line, or it can be the last thing on a command line. The comment continues until the end-of-the-line.
Upper and lowercase matters. That is to say, everything in a shell script is case sensitive. So 'CDATE' is a different variable from 'cdate', and 'Cdate' is different, as well as 'CDate', etc..
'md' (make dir) in Unix is 'mkdir'. For more information about 'mkdir', from an Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal session, enter the command:
man mkdir
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Or just Google 'mkdir'
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I do not really understand the .bat FOR command, so all I can tell you is that for a shell script there is a command called 'for' but that is totally where the similarities end. Oh yea, 'for' is lowercase ONLY. If you want information on the 'bash' 'for' command, then
man bash
Or maybe some Googling for creating bash 'for' loops
Getting the current date information would be done using the 'date' command, and you can get information on 'date' from:
man date
For example, this command
CDATE='$(date +%Y-%m-%d)'
will put '2017-12-28' into the ALL UPPERCASE variable 'CDATE' (the above command does NOT have any spaces between CDATE the = and the '..'. If you add spaces the assignment will not work.
The various % codes can be found in Winpower for mac.
man strftime
And you would substitute the contents of 'CDATE' with a ${CDATE}
mkdir -p '- History/${CDATE} project directory created'
If -<space> has special meaning for 'md', it is meaningless for the Unix 'mkdir' command. The Folder created by this command will be:
'Your Home Folder' -> '- History' -> '2017-12-28 project directory created'
where the folder '- History' will be created in your Home folder, and '2017-12-28 project directory created' will be a subfolder under '- History'.
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If this is NOT what you want, then you will need to modify the various 'md' commands to follow Unix 'mkdir' syntax.
If you want to get deeper into Unix 'bash' shell scripting, then Google 'macos bash script basics', and you will find some introductory guides.
Dec 28, 2017 12:17 PM
A batch file on a Mac is just like a batch file on a PC.. just a text file followed by a series of commands. Except on a Mac, it's generally called a shell script. I'm no expert here, but you'd put the following on the first line:
#!/bin/bash
Then put the other commands just like in a Windows batch file. Save it as SomeScript.sh and then, from the command line, make it executable:
chmod +x SomeScript.sh
To run it, just enter its path on the command line:
./SomeScript.sh
Or, if you're currently in another directory:
/path/to/script/SomeScript.sh
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Again, I'm no expert, but I hope this helps.