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Good evening, I have a batch script that outputs to a file, for example . . . echo Title: %var1% >> %OUTPUT% echo Title: %var2% >> %OUTPUT% echo Title: %var3% >> %OUTPUT% It can leave several blank lines in between even though there are none in the code. Now I am pretty sure the answer is going to ...

Squashman wrote: ↑
02 Nov 2018 14:14

Squashman wrote: ↑
02 Nov 2017 08:50
Well it is technically November 3rd in Australia......

Still have not forgotten about you! Hope you are in a good place living out eternity and partying like its 1999.

Well this year it is already a day late. Still remembering you.

What is your end game for using ADS? Just want to make you aware that the ADS is only local to the system you are using it on. If you try to upload or email a file with an ADS, only the main data stream is transferred.

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The help file gives some pretty clear information on how to do that. C:\>if /? Performs conditional processing in batch programs. IF [NOT] ERRORLEVEL number command IF [NOT] string1==string2 command IF [NOT] EXIST filename command NOT Specifies that Windows should carry out the command only if the c...

So is reading the file similar to what you were doing here?

Essentially tailing a file?

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@echo off
call :Loop <"tailme.txt"

exit

:Loop
set "line="
set /p "line="
if defined line (
  echo %line%
) else (
  pathping -q 1 -p 300 localhost >nul
)
goto :loop

I'm not using the short name format. I tried with the /X and i still get filenames I dont want Never said you were using short file names nor did I say using /X would solve your problem. I am saying the default behavior is that the WILDCARD will also match short file names. The EXAMPLE your provide...

It is matching the short file names. 8.3.
Run the DIR command from a command prompt and use the /X option to see what I mean.

The help files for the CALL and FOR commands explain the modifiers you can use to get a files parent directory. CALL In addition, expansion of batch script argument references (%0, %1, etc.) have been changed as follows: %* in a batch script refers to all the arguments (e.g. %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 ...) Subs...

C:\>C:\BatchFiles\GZIP>gz.bat index.html Le client ne dispose pas d’un privilège nécessaire. C:\>C:\BatchFiles\GZIP>gz.bat file.css Le client ne dispose pas d’un privilège nécessaire. C:\>C:\BatchFiles\GZIP>gz.bat foobar.js Le client ne dispose pas d’un privilège nécessaire. All three of those comm...

lylalandry wrote: ↑
27 Apr 2019 03:25
How you convert image to ascii?

Reading is fun.

Would have never occurred to me to think a wildcard would work with creating any type of link.

It would help if you told us what the error was and what line of code was producing that error.

sincos2007 wrote: ↑
22 Apr 2019 05:24
I have seen following syntax in bash shell

doubtful.

sincos2007 wrote: ↑
20 Apr 2019 23:54
aGerman wrote: ↑
20 Apr 2019 12:03
Give this a go:
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>>"txt2.txt" findstr /vb "##" "txt1.txt"
Steffen
Hi Steffen,

With your code, how can I get count of lines starting with ##

And I want to do some operations on the line not starting with ##, what should I do?

Thanks

Scope creep!

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