CMD or Powershell Moving - script not working

[Stewox]

set LISTFOLDER=D:\List\
set FILESPATH=D:\Igre\COD-MW2\main\images
set DESTPATH=D:\Igre\COD-MW2\main\images\thepit

REM for /r %LISTFOLDER% %%I in (*.txt) do echo xcopy /qvs "%FILESPATH%\%%~nxI" "%DESTPATH%%%~pnxI"
for /r %LISTFOLDER% %%I in (*.txt) do xcopy /qvs "%FILESPATH%\%%~nxI" "%DESTPATH%%%~pnxI"

This script does not work.

The poster on another fourum said it could be a typo or something, but no further info was provided what the correct script is, although he had no errors, he mentioned it could be environment, I'm on win7 x64.

I have another similar script for filenames in a txt only, which appears to work, but it doesn't work because I have filespath in the txt, in the meantime i'll manually remove paths to see if it'll work with that, but still this script would be handy to save time in future.

 

[Stewox]

I've got it working a bit more with filenames

@echo off

set FILELIST=D:\List\imageFilenames.txt
set FILESPATH=D:\Igre\COD-MW2\main\images
set DESTPATH=D:\Igre\COD-MW2\main\images\thepit

for /f %%X in (%FILELIST%) do call :COPY_FILES "%%X"
goto :eof

:COPY_FILES
for /r %FILESPATH% %%I in (%~1) do xcopy /qvs "%%I" "%DESTPATH%%%~pnxI"

But the error is

"cannot perform cyclic copy"

 

[Stewox]

Guess I had to choose another drive for destination directory.

Although a small issue persists, the thing is asking whether the path is a directory or filename for each file, slows the process down considerably.