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Macros

All -directory names may contain macros that are expanded during -synchronization. Begin and end of each macro is marked by a '%' -character. Besides special macros handling time and date, the -operating system's environment variables can also be used.

Internal -macros:

%time%    - - current time, format [hhmmss], e. g. "201340"
%date%    - - current date, e. g. "2010-07-13"

%weekday% - - day of the week, e. g. "Monday"
%week%    - - calendar week, e. g. "28"

%day%     - - current day, e. g. "21"
%month%   - - current month, e. g. "July"
%year%    - - current year, e. g. "2010"

%hour%     - - current hour, e. g. "20"
%min%      - - current minute, e. g. "13"
%sec%      - - current second, e. g. "40"

Hint:

You can -add a great amount of flexibility to Batch Synchronization -(*.ffs_batch) by creating new temporary environment variables in a -*.bat/*.cmd file that are evaluated by FreeFileSync at runtime!

Example:

- C:\Backup\%username%_Config expands - to
C:\Backup\ZenJu_Config
-
- %appdata%\FreeFileSync expands - to
C:\Documents and - Settings\ZenJu\Application Data\FreeFileSync
-

Example:

The -batch configuration file C:\SyncJob.ffs_batch -contains macro %MyVar% -instead of an absolute target directory and is invoked by a -*.cmd file:

set - MyVar=C:\Target
cd "C:\Program - files\FreeFileSync"
FreeFileSync.exe C:\SyncJob.ffs_batch - (->%MyVar% is - replaced by C:\Target during - execution)

- Note:
Temporary - environment variables created with the "set" - command are only valid if the batch job is started by calling the - executable directly! Using "start - /wait" or relying on Shell Execute creates a new - program context without these temporal variables.

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