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Not quite. The global JSON object will be provided by the browser. It's not accessible from the script engine for stand-alone scripts. Well you could just copy the json object into a worker jScript - it's just a regular java script object (and ECMA-Script should cover that). "test.bat": @echo off s...

Well "json" is short for JavaScript Object Notation, so if that is correct then you probably can do that using JavaScript. So yes you should be able to do that with a hybrid jScript/batch file... but you have to find someone with Chrome to do that, or you might post a sample configuration file and f...

Maybe you could use some command line argument of the "dir"-command, such like "/T".


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To be honest, i never needed such a tool: Most of the time it was sufficient to be able to convert from utf-16le to all installed codepages. (So i never tried to convert from codepage to utf-16le, so i never checked if that was possible.) utf-8le -> any installed codepage: @echo off :: needed files:...

is there a way to add the next page as well to all the 2 page letters Yes, of course: @echo off setlocal enableExtensions enableDelayedExpansion type "pages.txt" set "_1page=" set "_2page=" <"pages.txt" set /p "line_1=" set /a "next=line_1+1" :: line_2 == %%~a for /f "skip=1 usebackq" %%a in ("page...

It sounds lie you only are searching for omething lie that: @echo off setlocal enableExtensions enableDelayedExpansion type "pages.txt" set "_1page=" set "_2page=" <"pages.txt" set /p "line_1=" set /a "next=line_1+1" :: line_2 == %%~a for /f "skip=1 usebackq" %%a in ("pages.txt") do ( echo("!line_1!...

I think the number of circumflex accents is wrong. so the following might work (currently untested, posting from my mobile phone): penpen

is there any way I can merge them into a smarter file, maybe with an "IF" command or anything like that, so that it checks to see which adaptor is enabled and disable it, and vice-versa? It could be a yes; it depends on the source code you have. Maybe you should consider also positing that sources....

I'm not sure what you exactly want to achieve. If you only want to send an email, whenever your batch ends "on its own", then just make sure the last command in your batch sends an email (using third party or vbs/js/powershell/... script - just search this forum for the words "send email" without th...

WinXP was even more buggy. In order to not crash the default WinXP consoIe, i first had to change the batch to: @echo off &setlocal (chcp 65001 & type "bug_test.txt" & chcp 850) That's (a part of) the output i got: ┬┤ÔòùÔöÉÔö£ÔòØ├ö├®┬╝Ôö£ÔòØ├ö├®┬╝Ôö£ÔòØ├ö├®┬╝Ôö£ÔòØ├ö├®┬╝Ôö£ÔòØ├ö├®┬╝ Ôö£ÔòØ├ö├®├®┬╝ Ô...

That is irritating because they must have cared for such an issue... but forgotten to use that for utf-8... . I agree. Besides of that code page 932 is a MBCS according to your explanation. DBCSs would always use two bytes. Although I'm not familiar with 932 in particular. I hear alot that DBCS alw...

I'm unsure why DBCSs seem not to suffer from this bug... . Guess why. Buffers are usually declared with an even size. Thus, an even number of bytes will always fit. In DBCS like Microsoft Windows code page 932 there are also single byte characters (such as 'a'), but as seen above, i couldn't split ...

No, there are no BOM characters in the middle of the text. That are just converted UTF-8 characters that have been incompletely read. You were right, it was the "REPLACEMENT CHARACTER" (EF BF BD around ~1-2 am it was too similar for me to the bom = EF BB BF). I think now it's getting quite clear th...

After viewing the output, it might just be a console display error. The additional characters are all bom values probably indicating how many unknown character parts are found: The first part at the end of the type command's read buffer may contain multiple bytes, while the following are single byte...

The BOM has not been removed but shows up as blank. That part is no bug. Since Unicode 2.0 (i'm unsure, could also be v1.1) the utf-8 bom is the character "ZERO WIDTH NO-BREAK SPACE". When using rasterfonts you are allowed to use a non zero width bo-break space, although it is recommended to do oth...