-d doesn't seem to work when extracting with bulk .bat

[s1h4d0w]

I might be doing something wrong here, but I haven't been able to fix this so not sure if it's a bug or me being stupid. Using Windows 11.

I'm trying to run a bat with a for/as adding -d ./new/ at the end, so basically extract-xiso game.iso -d ./new/. I've also tried replacing ./new/ with the full path D:\Xbox\Games\new\, and tried replacing the back slashes for forward slashes. Last but not least I saw the documentation example and tried adding the iso filename to it as a subfolder, so extract-xiso game.iso -d ./new/game.iso/. When the batch reached the end it shows open error: -d No such file or directory.

The issue is that it always extracts to the same folder extract-xiso.exe is in, instead of in the subfolder /new/.

I've created a bat with this code (I renamed the exe to !extract-xiso.exe to keep it at the top) and drop iso files onto it:

@echo on
for %%a in (%*) do !extract-xiso %%a -d .\new\%%a\
pause

And I have my folder structure set up like this:

[0ddb0d]

I'm trying to run a bat with a for/as adding -d ./new/ at the end, so basically extract-xiso game.iso -d ./new/.

This is the same as issue #71, the option parameter (-d) must be specified before the mode parameter. Other than that your batch looks fine.