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ShadowThief

Isn't $(ls *.txt) a value containing the output of the command ls *.txt?

You could say something like

for /F %%A in (dir /b *.txt) do (
    call yourFunction %%A
)

ShadowThief

And as for what everything else does... :: Prevent the commands from being displayed on the command prompt as they are being run @echo off :: Go to the D:\BOOKS directory. This could also have been achieved with the command cd /d D:\BOOKS D: CD \BOOKS :: Run FOXR.exe with the options BL and -T. I ha...

ShadowThief

Try deleting the port with

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net use LPT1: /Delete

before running the script.

ShadowThief

You can do that?!

Man, I really need to learn Powershell...

ShadowThief

Also, in Windows, you need double quotes around your gawk command.

Try

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gawk "BEGIN{printf\""%%s\n\"",4/7}"

ShadowThief

Either have a line in your batch like

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set path=%path%;"C:\path\to\gawk.exe"

or

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start "" /b gawk 'BEGIN{printf"%%s\n",4/7}'

ShadowThief

Oh, european decimals. I don't have a way of testing that, but it should be similar. You may have to convert the commas to periods first.

ShadowThief

In regular powershell, you'd be able to use "{0:N2}" -f $(7/3) and get 2.33 Unfortunately, I can't seem to get it to work in a command prompt one-liner. That said, you can take a second for loop, split it at the decimal, crop the back half to two decimal points, and recombine the string. @...

ShadowThief

You can throw the needed math into a powershell command wrapped in a for loop, if you have PowerShell installed (you probably do).

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for /F %%A in ('powershell 7/3') do set aaa=%%A

ShadowThief

/SHUTDOWN and /R are not valid netdom options.

http://ss64.com/nt/netdom.html

ShadowThief

You could run it through a for loop and set a variable every time you locate the string you're looking for so that the variable gets overwritten every time and you eventually end up with the last instance.

ShadowThief

Squashman wrote:Just did a Google search for the file you were looking for. Seems to be plenty of options for getting it.

Almost every single link I found for it was the same dead hp.com link.

ShadowThief

m looks promising. TITLE: SATA Compatible AHCI Driver VERSION: 1.0.0.0 Rev. A DESCRIPTION: This package contains a utility to provide the SATA compatible AHCI driver and supporting files that are necessary for Drive Letter Access (DLA) when booting from a SATA optical drive. It can be used with the ...

ShadowThief

You're using %TotalDMG% do deal damage, but you update %WepDMG% when you buy a dagger and then you never update %TotalDMG% to match.

ShadowThief

What's not working? Having a for loop inside of an if statement is perfectly valid. Really the only thing I see "wrong" with your code is that you've got spaces around the ==, which will cause unexpected behavior since batch will include the spaces in the comparison when it shouldn't. Also...

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