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@echo off (FOR /F "TOKENS=1,2 DELIMS=," %%G IN (input.txt) DO ( echo define host{ echo use pos_mgr_template ; Inherit default values from a template echo host_name %%G ; The name we're giving to this host echo alias %%GCAFE ; A longer name associated with the host echo address %%H ; IP address of t...

Hi dbenham, Thank you very much for writing and maintaining this script. Within the context of a cmd.exe in Windows 10, I'm calling a batch script which then invokes an exe to do a C++ build. I want to modify the output to the cmd prompt to color warnings in yellow and errors in red. This seems lik...

If you want the date in a different order then substring the date variable just like you are doing with the time variable.

I am trying to create a batch file to copy files of one extension type from numerous subfolders to a different folder. I am using this command: xcopy *.mp3 destination /s It isolates the files and copies the files, but creates the subfolders too. Is there another option that would place the files i...

ShadowThief wrote: ↑

05 Sep 2018 22:36

Squashman wrote: ↑

05 Sep 2018 18:17

I am not a .net programmer but didn't someone show an example of creating and compiling quick and dirty .net code. Not sure if that would be faster.

You mean viewtopic.php?t=4762#p27555?

This one viewtopic.php?t=5260

I am not a .net programmer but didn't someone show an example of creating and compiling quick and dirty .net code. Not sure if that would be faster.

Damn it nope. Seems it still fails after the loop. I get this error now: http://prntscr.com/kr3gu3 IMHO, it would be easier to copy and paste the text from the console window then creating a screenshot and creating a link for it. Also you should be able to do everything you need to do without JREPL...

In the future may I suggest you provide a verifiable example of what the input of your example is and what you want to the output to look like. A wordy description can sometimes gets confusing without seeing a real world example of your data.

CERTUTIL has a surprisingly low limit to the size file it can encode/decode. I'm not sure about the exact value, but the encode limit is only in the tens of millions range. Through trial and error, I've determined that the limit is 74472684 bytes. I'm guessing that there's an output file size thres...

chrisb421 wrote: ↑

28 Aug 2018 13:15

i believe its a /D option I need to put in somewhere, but i don't know where.

That would be true if you were using XCOPY.

The /D option of the COPY command does something completely different. Helps if you read the help files.

Double the percent symbols.

goodywp wrote: ↑

22 Aug 2018 15:16

since /X Print lines that match exactly.

So what is the next logical step to test in your code?

You also asked this same question last month.
viewtopic.php?t=8727

Allows you to stack multiple commands on one line.

For example versus

I think you mean the newest file from each respective base file name before the date.

You have been shown in your previous questions how to separate the file name from the file extension. Please do a little research of your own before asking questions.