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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!

I am trying to read each line from a text file, and if the line does not begin with ##, append this line to another text file. thanks This thread could have been 2 posts long. Remember that everyone here is volunteering their time to help other people. When you don't provide the needed information ...

You essentially need to show us a minimal, complete and verifiable example of what you are trying to do. You can't just show a code snippet and then expect us to know there is more to your batch file that is getting affected.

What is the point of showing the directory contents three times? That is not what I did in my example to show you that the batch file does in fact work correct. I did a directory listing. Then executed the batch file three times. One for each file. Then I did a directory listing again.

Remove the line that enables delayed expansion.

In both of your previous two examples I do not see you executing the batch file like I did in my example to show you that it works.

Would like to remind you that this is an English speaking forum and if you want help you need to translate everything to English.