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catalinnc wrote:@dbenham
i have this text file:Code: Select all
somerandomblablablaSTARTmorerandomblablablaENDlastrandomblablabla
can i use this tool (in a .bat) to insert a new line (hex sequence 0x0d0a) before START and after END in one ore more steps?
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somerandomblablabla
STARTmorerandomblablablaEND
lastrandomblablablaCode: Select all
jrepl "START.*END" "\r\n$&\r\n" /X /f file.txt /O -Code: Select all
@set @a=0 /* & echo off
echo somerandomblablablaSTARTmorerandomblablablaENDlastrandomblablabla > file.txt
cscript //nologo //E:JScript "%~F0" < file.txt > file.tmp
move /Y file.tmp file.txt > NUL
goto :EOF */
WScript.Stdout.Write(WScript.Stdin.ReadAll().replace(/START.*END/g,"\r\n$&\r\n"));
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Line one bla bla bla
Line two OK bla bla bla
Line one bla bla bla
Line two ERROR bla bla bla
Line three bla bla bla
Line one bla bla bla
Line two OK bla bla bla
Line one bla bla bla
Line two OK bla bla bla
Line one bla bla bla
Line two ERROR bla bla bla
Line three bla bla bla
Line one bla bla bla
Line two OK bla bla blaDylan666 wrote:I need to keep all the groups of 3 lines with "error" and delete the groups of two lines containing "ok"
Maybe I need to split the text in paragraph using the blank lines as separator.
Any suggestion?
Thanks in advance
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@echo off
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
set "i=0"
set "error="
for /F "tokens=1* delims=:" %%a in ('findstr /N "^" MyLog.txt') do (
if "%%b" equ "" (
if defined error (for /L %%i in (1,1,!i!) do echo !line[%%i]!) & echo/
set "i=0"
set "error="
) else (
set /A i+=1
for /F %%i in ("!i!") do (
set "line[%%i]=%%b"
if !i! equ 2 if "!line[%%i]:ERROR=!" neq "%%b" set "error=1"
)
)
)
if defined error for /L %%i in (1,1,!i!) do echo !line[%%i]!
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Line one bla bla bla
Line two ERROR bla bla bla
Line three bla bla bla
Line one bla bla bla
Line two ERROR bla bla bla
Line three bla bla bla
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jrepl "ERROR" "" /K 1:2 /F MyLog.txtMike D wrote:Code: Select all
jrepl "ERROR" "" /K 1:2 /F MyLog.txt
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call JREPL ".*" "$0" /jmatch /INC: "1:1500" /f file.txt /o -Code: Select all
call JREPL ".*" "" /i /INC: "1:1500" /x /f file.txt /o -Code: Select all
@echo off
for /f "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b /a-d "DATA\*.txt" ') do (
call JREPL "VARIABLE_ALL_CULTURES: .*$" "stdin.AtEndOfStream?$0:stdin.ReadLine()" /j /f "DATA\%%~a" <"TEMP\all_cultures.txt" /o -
)Oopszimxavier wrote:I need to extract all lines from the first to the 1500th. I use \inc option but it doesn't work. (ERROR: invalid option)Code: Select all
call JREPL ".*" "$0" /jmatch /INC: "1:1500" /f file.txt /o -
- There is a documentation error in the examples. The /INC and /EXC options should not have a trailing colon. I will release v6.7 to fix the docs.Code: Select all
call JREPL "^.*" "$txt=$0" /jmatchq /inc "1:1500" /f file.txt /o -
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call JREPL "^" "" /k 0 /inc "1:1500" /f file.txt /o -
Couldn't be much simplerzimxavier wrote:I use this code for updating some lines:Code: Select all
@echo off
for /f "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b /a-d "DATA\*.txt" ') do (
call JREPL "VARIABLE_ALL_CULTURES: .*$" "stdin.AtEndOfStream?$0:stdin.ReadLine()" /j /f "DATA\%%~a" <"TEMP\all_cultures.txt" /o -
)
I would like to test the new version with jq. What should be the new code ?
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call JREPL "VARIABLE_ALL_CULTURES: .*$" "$txt=stdin.AtEndOfStream?$0:stdin.ReadLine()" /jq /f "DATA\%%~a" <"TEMP\all_cultures.txt" /o -
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