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rem Write each remaining word >=4 characters as lowercase on a new line call jrepl "\S{4,}" "$txt=$0.toLowerCase()" /jmatchq /f "%%F" /o - rem Reduce to sorted list of unique words sort /unique "%%F" /o "%%F" It might be more efficient to *not* convert the words to lowercase, as this SORT command i...

ShadowThief wrote: ↑

23 Jan 2021 14:18

I could have sworn that we already had a thread about this and I learned about it from that.

There was. This was the first time I heard about it (thanks to @penpen), but undoubtedly there were earlier mentions of it.

maybe the TRUENAME command can help you here.
Something like: TRUENAME %0 or even TRUENAME %0\..

(but memory is vague; maybe truename wasn't even in Win98)

Do you have any code that doesn't require adding registry keys? What is wrong with adding registry keys? (they are removed too, btw) I just want to ask for elevation and pass a parameter, this way it can be autostart from a rar sfx... That is what this script does! I edited the original code a litt...

Start DEMO.cmd with some parameters, like DEMO a b c d DEMO.cmd @echo off setlocal :: Check if elevated; restart as elevated admin if not. whoami.exe /groups|findstr /i /c:"S-1-5-32-544" > nul || goto :NEEDADMIN REM Your code here echo This is elevated code echo Demo : current (elevated) commandline...

You're welcome! (FWIW: another alternative if you have delayedexpansion already enabled) @echo off setlocal enabledelayedexpansion set STRING=abc def ghi.txt set TEMPSTRING=%STRING: =% for /f %%x in ("%TEMPSTRING%") do set NOT=%%~x set REST=!TEMPSTRING:%NOT%=! set TAB=%REST:~0,1% echo NEWSTRING=!STR...

Basic concept (with comments for clarity) @echo off setlocal :: abc[space][space]def[tab]ghi.txt set STRING=abc def ghi.txt :: Strip spaces set TEMPSTRING=%STRING: =% :: Get first "word" before TAB for /f %%x in ("%TEMPSTRING%") do set NOT=%%~x :: Use all characters of first word as delimiter :: so ...

If your string doesn't contain spaces ( it looks that way, based on your demo string ), you can also do something like this: @echo off setlocal enabledelayedexpansion set string=120400082_V1_UTR_HN512_gfhtgnnrt for /L %%i in (0,1,9) DO set STRING=!STRING:%%i= ! if "%STRING:~0,1%" EQU " " set PRE=* i...

My bad! I accidentally added the /R option to the wrong sort (my original version worked fine).
Code and output above are updated.

Assuming the structure of the part before the "\" is always the same (\Tnnn-nnnnn-nnnn\) : (and assuming your list is in mockup.lst) @echo off setlocal enabledelayedexpansion for /f "usebackq delims=" %%I in (`sort mockup.lst ^| sort /R /+17`) do ( if /i "!PREVIOUS!" NEQ "%%~nI" ( echo %%I>> after.t...

Alternative: for /f "tokens=2 delims==" %%i in ( 'wmic process WHERE ^"CommandLine LIKE '%comspec:\=\\% /c wmic process WHERE \^"CommandLine LIKE%%'^" get ParentProcessId /value' ) do set "PID=%%i" (based on this thread ) EDIT: Never mind; a similar solution was already mentioned in one of the linke...

aGerman wrote: ↑

28 Oct 2020 18:59

clicking on the red x,

Right, I missed that one. Thanks for your explanation, Steffen!

I probably missed or misinterpreted some clues here, but shouldn't this be enough? : @echo off setlocal If /i [%1] == [APE] goto :APE ::__________________________________ :: :: WATCHDOG ::__________________________________ :: TITLE Do not close this!! Echo this is the watchdog routine. Don't close t...

You forgot to create a VOLUME in your diskpart script

Take a look at the explanation of delayed environment variable expansion (command: SET /?) CMD reads FOR ... ( ...) as a single line and all variables will be expanded all at once when reading that entire line. Example: This will only echo the same time multiple times (= the time when the command wa...