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The latest to this moment version of the script. What has been done -- some cosmetic changes -- improve slightly the argument processing -- add hybridization for AutoIt, AutoHotKey and PHP -- improve creation of the PowerShell chimera The full list of supported languages and technologies -- JavaScri...

a way to redirect stdin/stdout/stderr from the elevated shell, back into the original shell

It looks like it is solved in gsudo. Sorry, it's C#, not a pure batch.

Version is 1.0.1 (still Alpha). I updated the first post in the topic. Most of changes are cosmetic and some of them slightly improve description.

A total absence of arrays in batches allows to implement them in different ways: -- arr[idx] (or something similar to) -- arr sep idx (like arr.idx or arr_idx etc) I think that the actual implementation of batch arrays lies on authors of the scripts they develop. In the other hand, if they need arra...

I started review the code deeper and found some places for improvement. Later I found that better to rewrite it from the scratch. Perhaps i will try to do it (partially). From my perspective, there are few possible ways for evolution: 1. avoid \ with / replacement - in this case awk/find/findstr usa...

As far as I understand correctly, the original g.bat script rotates over all folders matching a particular pattern. For example, if we have some folders: another/path/to/ mydir one/another/path/to/ my one/more/ my /dir the script invoked as below g.bat my will do CD to the first and second one (high...

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Couple of changes:
-- taboo for "\" in the menu text
-- some cosmetic changes

except for a small annoyance: It starts cmd.exe in the parent directory Some additional arguments are required run-here /I "Command Here" /K C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /k cd /d "%V" In addition... If someone would like to set up PowerShell in the same way: run-here /i "...

I am happy to announce my tiny tool that allows to manage the so called PowerToy add-ons powered to run some commands over folders and drives. There is short description explaining the usage of the tool when it is ran with no arguments: Open the command identified by the menu over the folder. run-he...

As far as I understand your concern -- you need to distinguish two PCs that are set up identically. If everything (or more precisely -- almost everything) is similar each other, you need a way to find out their uniqueness or make them unique. I think you have already done it: So far the only thing I...

Let's consider FILE1 is as follows: 3498=ABC Company 73=First Hospital 78=Best Organization and FILE2 is: 3498-0112=General Expenses 73-0001=Bills 73-0292=Documents 78-0003=Human Resources and the js-script combining both files in the mode you want is called FILECOMBINER.js: var STDIN = WScript.StdI...

Sorry for some kind of ads to my tool when you asked how to work with another one. What about the alternative from https://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=9476&hilit=wsx ? It works as the swiss watches: wsx /n /e:"m = LINE.match(/StartTriggerString(.*?)EndTriggerString/); m && print(m[1])"...

Batch syntax is extremely poor and doesn't support more complicated conditions.
You could try Conditionals on steroids which enables more benefits.

Also (in addition to dbeham's suggestion) the wsx tool can help you to get the required result: wsx /n /e:"m=LINE.match(/^outbox\/logs\/.*?(\d+)\.log$/)||next();n=Number(m[1]);if(n>max){max=n;str=LINE}" /begin:"str='';max=0" /end:"echo(str)" test.txt wsx /n /e:"m=LINE.match(/^outbox\/logs\/.*?(\d+)\...