Batch mode on windows command prompt

[jiteshdoshi]

When batch mode is used on Linux terminal with a pattern with wild card, it works perfectly file. For example, If I have multiple ligands like ligand1.pdbqt, ligand2.pdbqt ligand3.pdbqt etc, just giving --batch ligand*.pdbqt does the job, but when same is used in windows command prompt, it looks for a file named ligand*.pdbqt and fails to run. How can this be done in windows without having to type names of all the ligands?

[diogomart]

This may help: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15537616/how-to-use-windows-command-line-regular-expressions

[jiteshdoshi]

This may help: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15537616/how-to-use-windows-command-line-regular-expressions

Yes thank you. That works.

[atultiwari]

This may help: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15537616/how-to-use-windows-command-line-regular-expressions

Yes thank you. That works.

Hi,
Have you found any solution to make the batch mode work in Windows. I tried various combinations from the link mentioned above but unable to use the batch mode.
Thank you
Atul