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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+)\...

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It could something like this: sed "s/></>\n</g" | sed "/<desc>.*<\/desc>/d; /<desc>/,/<\/desc>/d" Some explanation: 1. the first SED walks over all >< and inserts new line character \n between angle brackets 2. the second SED does two actions: 2.1 remove all lines having <desc> something </desc> 2.2...

As I said early If both <desc> and </desc> could be on the same line or on the same line with other tags you need something much more complicated There is workaround: sed "place each <desc> and </desc> completely to the separate lines" | sed "/<desc>/,/<\/desc>/d" You need only to invent this algor...

Assuming that the both <desc> and </desc> live alone in different lines (not in one line together), you can use the following command: sed "/<desc>/,/<\/desc>/d" If both <desc> and </desc> could be on the same line or on the same line with other tags you need something much more complicated. I hope ...

I am not sure that anyone can help you with no knowing about your SW environment.

Updates came to the first post. The tool version is the same but description is extended.

DESCRIPTION Times ago I invented the tool PSUBST being the extended version for the standard SUBST . Both tools allow to associate some paths with virtual drives. So executing the following command we have ability to achieve the particular path in two ways by the path itself and/or by the drive: su...

Functionality of clipboardData and its method setData is strongly restricted by MSIE. Indeed, try using clip.

I see your point. I need to step back and try to explain everything clearly as much as possible. I'll come back with the updated version of the tool in the first post.

For long time (I don't know exactly since when) Windows is already shipped with the "clip" tool: C:\>clip /? CLIP Description: Redirects output of command line tools to the Windows clipboard. This text output can then be pasted into other programs. Parameter List: /? Displays this help message. Exam...