"cp --parents" in MS-DOS/VBScript
How would you write this having only MS-DOS and VBScript at your disposal in a Windows environment?

    find -name '*.ext' -exec cp --parents {} destination/ \;

Or put it this way:

 - Look recursively in the current folder for some filename pattern (ending with an extension called `ext` in the example above),
 - Copy each of these files to a destination folder (wherever that is) preserving directory tree structure (or creating any missing intermediate directories) as in current folder.
"cp --parents" in MS-DOS/VBScript
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How would you write this having only MS-DOS and VBScript at your disposal in a Windows environment?

    find -name '*.ext' -exec cp --parents {} destination/ \;

Or put it this way:

 - Look recursively in the current folder for some filename pattern (ending with an extension called `ext` in the example above),
 - Copy each of these files to a destination folder (wherever that is) preserving directory tree structure (or creating any missing intermediate directories) as in current folder.