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Hi all, I had a xcopy issue as below: xcopy "source\folder\*" "destination\%folder%" /s /i Since the source is located in network drive and mapped to Y: I had two tries, one on my PC, another on server on PC, When used Y:\xxxx\folder , the above is working, but if using \\casnprfil1\xxxx\folder got ...

Thanks Eureka's help! SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION set inputFile=Load_SDK.M71 set outputFile=Load_SDKtest.M71 set _strInsert=9993047045001700_LINGOT_WP_MKP.P3O set _strFind=9993047031002908_WP_WBService.P3P FOR /F "usebackq delims= eol=@" %%A IN ("%inputFile%") DO ( Echo %%A | Find "%_strFind%" &...

Hi I tried to insert a new line at a certain line. It works via below two code pieces but all the lines beginning with ; are all gone, why? any solution? My original file (Load_SDK.M71) looks like this ; ;----------WebPlatForm_2.10.9.B---------------------- 9993047039001700_WP_APPS_BROWSER.P3O 99930...

I have searched and seems not getting a solution. Here is my task. I have a catalog file (text file). In this catalog file, I have some contents like this ; Group 1 -epackage ...... ;Group 2 -epackage ..... ;Group 1 -eimport ... ;Group 2 -eimport This above catalog file needed to be remove or replac...

Today, I got another issue which I could think of similar to this original issue set sch_1=T501-08815-0103 find /i "%sch_1%"<all_scheme.txt>>list_sch.txt Here is what I got find: /i: No such file or directory find: T501-08815-0103: No such file or directory The above script works fine in my laptop b...

ShadowThief wrote: ↑

28 May 2019 19:47

BaseMain.cfg (whatever that is) seems to have been deleted

Thanks for your reply! Yes I was thinking that way but checked that the file was there...

Hi all, I just came across this issue, sth. related to system. :: load parameters from BaseMain.cfg find /V ";;" BaseMain.cfg | find "=" > __temp_read_params for /F "tokens=*" %%I in (__temp_read_params) do set %%I del /Q __temp_read_params >Nul Basically, it shall read the params from BaseMain.cfg ...

For changeable strings to remove from ED's original scripts, I just modified as below then tested and works fine for me. Just cut off the changeable part of the strings then set as new variable, which will be used in ED's original code. Thanks ED again. @echo off &setlocal enableDelayedExpansion set...

Squashman wrote: ↑

28 Nov 2018 16:30

When file and folder names have spaces in them, what are you supposed to do?

OOPS again the space forgot to take care of.. My bad..
Should I delete this post, please advise...
Thanks

I just had a test about call function with arguments @echo off echo.going to execute myDosFunc with different arguments set fdl_1=function1 set fdl_2=function2 set fdl_3=function3 call:myDosFunc %fdl_1% *xt1.txt call:myDosFunc %fdl_2% *xt2.txt call:myDosFunc %fdl_3% *xt3.txt goto:eof ::-------------...

Now cross posted on StackOverFlow . Hi, Squashman, Please advise on this... When I continue to ask the same topic related question, you said "Starting to sound like scope creep." In order to avoid this, I would ask the similar question on StackOverFlow… you again gave your comment... Would you plea...

You could use findstr which does support regular expressions Echo.Hello There |findstr ".*Th?r?" But you should usually try to avoid findstr because this slows down significantly. With the faster set you can cut off the start of a variable set "$=Hello There" set "$=%$:* =%"%= strip off 'Hello ' =%...

Hi ED, Since I had two questions related tho this post, which are as below: 1) The code in this post is working for cutting off the block before certain string in the middle of the text, then also try to remove certain strings in the remaining (keeping) to end. If I want to delete some strings which...

@echo off &setlocal enableDelayedExpansion set "$fileIn=Load_all.M72" set "$fileOu=Load_NAR.M72" > "!$fileOu!" type nul for /F %%? in ( '^( find /V /C"" ^< "!$fileIn!" ^) 2^>nul' ) do set "$NumberOfLines=%%?" < "!$fileIn!" ( set /A $at = 0 &for /L %%i in ( 1, 1, !$NumberOfLines! ) do ( set "$=" &se...

If I want to remove more lines as below code @echo off &setlocal enableDelayedExpansion set "$fileIn=Load_all.M72" set "$fileOu=Load_NAR.M72" > "!$fileOu!" type nul for /F %%? in ( '^( find /V /C"" ^< "!$fileIn!" ^) 2^>nul' ) do set "$NumberOfLines=%%?" < "!$fileIn!" ( set /A $at = 0 &for /L %%i in ...