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Use
echo(!line!
instead of
echo !line!

Steffen

set /a "flag_ip=0, flag_dns=0" for /f "delims=" %%i in ('findstr /n "^" "%iniFile%" ^& break ^> "%iniFile%" ') do ( set "line=%%i" setlocal enabledelayedexpansion set "line=!line:*:=!" if "!line:~-22!"=="%ultra%" ( >>"%iniFile%" echo(!line:%ultra%=%onPrem%! set /a "flag_ip=1" ) else if "!line:~-29!...

Try that piece of code:

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@echo off &setlocal
set "infile=test.csv"
set "outfile=updated.csv"

>"%outfile%" (for /f "usebackq tokens=1,3*" %%i in ("%infile%") do echo %%i %%k)

Is jrepl.bat able to make it?

For sure.

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call JREPL.bat " [0-2]\d(:[0-5]\d){2} -" "" /F "%infile%" /O "%outfile%"

Steffen

I can't really tell. It saves the time wasted to write a temporary C# code and compile it into a DLL. Platform invocation (the 3 lines between the single quotes in #3) required that. At least for me removing platform invocation reduced the time by half. The first time I launch PowerShell within a g...

In a batch script you could do it like that: @echo off &setlocal set "src=C:\source" set "dst=D:\destination" for /r "%src%" %%i in (*) do ( if not exist "%dst%\%%~nxi" ( copy "%%~i" "%dst%\" ) else ( set "fullname=%%~i" set "name=%%~ni" set "ext=%%~xi" set "idx=0" call :newname ) ) exit /b :newname...

LOL :lol: New discovery ... Try var objExec = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell").Exec("powershell.exe -nop -ep Bypass -c \"exit\""); while (objExec.Status == 0) {WScript.Sleep(50);} Once you run powershell.exe VT processing keeps being persistent. This is much faster :!: Unfortunately it doesn't ...

Perhaps I can shave off a bit of the delay by initiating objExec early on, and postpone the while loop that checks the status until just before the main JREPL processing loop. Good idea :!: That reduced the delay to somewhat between a second or two when I tried it. I suspect that the new Windows Te...

Dave, I hoped it would be possible to enable the VT mode in JREPL without updating the registry. Actually it works, but it's terribly slow. So, I'm afraid this is not an option :( For testing, add that piece of code at the beginning of the JScript portion: var objExec = WScript.CreateObject("WScript...

What about that: for /f "delims=" %%i in ('dir /a-d /b *.m3u8*') do ( set "name=%%~ni" set "ext=%%~xi" setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion set /a "n=10000+!ext:~5!" move /y "!name!!ext!" "!name!!n:~-4!.m3u8" endlocal ) >"fullmovie.m3u8" type nul for /f "delims=" %%i in ('dir /a-d /b /on *.m3u8') do ( co...

Recently I read about this registry value, looked it up on my machine, but didn't find it. Since VT processing works for me I realized it was enabled by the script interpreters (such as cmd and powershell). But I didn't think about other console utilities. Thanks for the heads-up, Dave!

Steffen

You could try that loop ... for /f "delims=" %%i in ('dir /a-d /b *.m3u8*') do ( set "name=%%~ni" set "ext=%%~xi" setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion move /y "!name!!ext!" "!name!!ext:~5!.m3u8" endlocal ) ... but I'm afraid this will still not be the solution you are after, depending on how you proceed ...

need you to:
1. turn it on
2. wait till it becomes blue
3. turn the other off

you don't know what I mean? so what, just do it

As Turner and Niksa explained, they can't change the console itself any further because this would break downward compatibility. So, the terminal is just an app where you can run console applications in. This is somehow similar to existing 3rd party software like ConEmu. The new terminal has a few a...

It isn't possible as long as you use the /g switch of findstr. Either you have to process your list line by line or you have to change the content of your list before you use it along with findstr /g.

Steffen

Untested:

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for /f "usebackq delims=;" %%i in ("%sourceList%") do (
  for /f "delims=" %%j in ('2^>nul dir /a-d /b /s "%sourceRoot%\%%~i"') do copy "%%~j" "%destFolder%\"
)

That will fail if one of the file names contains a semicolon though.

Steffen

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