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Pushd changes the current directory to "C:\Test".

dir /b /a-d /o-d /tw is used to list files. /b shows only the file names (bare info). /a-d excludes directories. /o-d sorts by date (newest first). /tw sets "last write time" as sort criteria for /o-d.

for /f is used to parse the output of dir command. delims is used to add a delimiter set ("nothing" in this case). And there is also another tokens keyword to get a specific field splitted by the delimiter(s) in delims. %%g is the for meta variable that contains the parsed token(s) and can be used in the do part. You can even change the %%g to %%a or any alphabet. In the in the command is specified in brackets. do is the statements where work is done.

set is used to set variables. Variables contain data. Then %%~ng is used to get the name of file without quotes. The ~ and n are the modifiers of %%g.

move command moves files from source to destination directory.

popd pops directory to set the current directory to the directory before the pushed directory.

exit /b exits current batch file.

Please open cmd and look at the output of these commands:

• set /?
• for /?
• setlocal /?
• exit /?
• move /?

I think your question is only marginally related to pygame programming, and is really mostly a math problem.

If I've understood what you're trying to do correctly, essentially it amounts to mapping an integer range of 0..scale to a specified subrange within ±1.0 in both the x and y dimensions. Visualize it as the transformation of the x and y coordinates in one rectangular area or box so they fit within the boundaries of another.

Here's code showing the essence of the math involved.

^{(Note that the code shown (largely) follows the PEP 8 - Style Guide for Python Code, which I strongly suggest you read and start following.)}

from here

in build.gradle android section put this code

useLibrary 'org.apache.http.legacy'

If I understand correctly, then you want to rename the file using just the base filenames in asd, and with the extension ".txt".

If that is all indeed, then this would be the solution:

You can escape the % wildcard by specifying an escape character, and to include a single quote use two single quotes like so:

After you fill your image with a white background you can paint an image on top of the background.

So first get the code working by hard coding the file name of the image you want to load. Once this works then you can get the file name from the JFileChooser.

The basic code would be: