[Avid-L2] Batch Script help? #OffTopic #workflow

I've done a ton of Googling in the last 24 hours and may be more confused than I started. I've asked on various online forums dedicated to such things and, to date, have received no responses. So, because I know some pretty intelligent people are on this list, I decided to try you.

The long and short of it is that I've written a simple batch script to create a project folder template:

set /p projectName="set the name of the project"

MkDir "Y:\%projectName%"

PAUSE

xcopy "T:\ProjectTemplates\23-000_ProjectTemplate\" "Y:\%projectName%" /e

Basically, it asks the user to enter the name of the project. Then it makes a folder on "Y" with that project name. Next it copies the template folders from "T" to the folder on Y. All that works great. 

However, all of my folders and files inside Y:\projectName are still named "23-000_Project Template" I've been using Bulk Rename Utility to rename them. Some people using this are intimidated by the Bulk Rename Utility interface. The simplest solution is to have the rename happen when the script is run to make it invisible to the end user.

In short, I need anything named with the string: 23-000_Project Template inside Y:\projectName to inherit the %projectName% variable.

ie, 23-000_Project Template-ASSETS becomes %projectName%-ASSETS

I'm sure it's something simple where I need the right combination of "find and replace" syntax. I found some related posts on StackOverflow, but the information they provide overwhelms me.

Do any of you have experience writing batch scripts?

Thanks

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kenton van natten, post-production mercenary

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