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Something different. @echo off ::Determine file size set "fSize=%~z1" for /f "delims=" %%a in ('findstr /n . "%~1" ^|findstr "^1:"') do call :strlen "%%~a" len & goto :break :break for /f "tokens=2 delims=:" %%L in ('findstr /n /o "...

OK - I've got the ultimate text file attribute probe It measures everything directly - it does not do any math based on assumptions. It is able to process a 250MB file in 16 seconds. Ok your computer must be exponentially faster than mine. 30 seconds each. E:\batch files\HEAD>FileAttributes.bat EOF...

Some more output using EOF this time. This one seems to be OK with the LF and an EOF. My biggest concern was that it took close to 20 seconds for each of these two tests. But overall this should still be quicker than using FIND. E:\batch files\HEAD>DaveLength.bat EOF_CRLF.txt fSize=63016885 lnCnt=25...

Here is some output. Using the Same input file. One with CRLF and one with just an LF. I am getting the output that I really need, but not sure why the last two variables come back as undefined when the file has a LF for the EOL. Getting back the correct Line Count, Line Length and EOL Size is reall...

I gave it a try with a very small file (in my world) of 25,012 lines and a line length of 1026. I ran it with an EOL of LF and received the ERROR: Invalid file format. I then ran the file through an EOL Converter and changed the EOL to CRLF. Ran the batch file again and received the same ERROR: Inva...

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That is precisely the expected behavior. The whole point is to determine what will be executed if an attempt is made to invoke a given executable such as "notepad" from the current directory. I suppose that does make sense. For some reason I was thinking he did want to find the paths to a...

Hi Dave, I will give this a try at work tomorrow. Lots of code to look at and I wan't to make sure I understand it. I was just thinking about using the Modulus to figure out if the record length is correct. set /A numlines=%filesize%%%%(%linelength%+2) example: set /A temp=100000%(998+2) This would ...

I believe they want the XML code written to the file %%L\%%L.DVD.DISC

Shouldn't this code find the file in all directories within your path? It only seems to find it in the first directory within the path. @ECHO OFF SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION SET NAMEEXT=!PATHEXT:.=%1.! FOR %%N IN (%NAMEEXT%) DO IF NOT "%%~$PATH:N" == "" ECHO %%~$PATH:N Notep...

I have always been partial to WHEREIS

Getting a little further along now that I am at work I am now testing with a file of 1026 bytes and it seems to work regardless of the EOL being a CRLF or just a LF. Problem is I am never stripping the Number and Colon that the FINDSTR command adds yet my length count comes out to 1026. I have no cl...

Not sure why I did that first set statement. You can do the string replacement in the FOR LOOP.