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I use the following command to detect internal IP address (the 4th field): netstat -rn | findstr "\<0.0.0.0\>" In my opinion it's too slow. I think it's because of netstat as the slowest command itself. Slow computer then. On my 8th Gen I7 I blinked and this was done. TimeThis : Command Line : nets...

If </menu> is the last line of the xml file it should be pretty straight forward. You have to make a new file so just redirect all the lines currently in the file to a new file except for </menu> with the find or findstr commands. Or when you are reading the file with the FOR /F command, check to se...

Were you doing this from the command line or a batch file?

I don't see any SUB (hex 1A) or Carriage Returns (hex 0D) in your file.

Could you zip up the text file and upload it here. Or run this code so we can see the hex of those two lines. This does a binary compare of the input file with a dummy file. Input file should be named test.txt @echo off for /f %%a in ('"prompt $H&for %%b in (1) do rem"') do set /p "BS=%%a"<nul >dumm...

siberia-man wrote: ↑

17 Jan 2022 12:04

My question

Is it 100% reliable way for detecting internal IP address?

If your end goal is to find all devices on your network the answer is no.

The input and output look pretty straightforward. What is stopping your from reading the input with a FOR /F command and echoing the output as needed. The square box is an end of file character also known as a SUB. HEX 1A. We have had several discussion on the forum about how to output that character.

This is why i had mentioned it! Powershell is very new to me, but it does do a lot of cool stuff. my current favorite application of ps being: ::list port ranges wmic port get startingaddress, endingaddress :: this will block outgoing ports 30000 - 65535. i need this for an anti-trojen script I'm c...

Jedininja wrote: ↑

14 Jan 2022 06:53

some things i noticed, you were trying to add ecm- to %%a before it was defined and also Defining %%a and applying %%a must happen on the same line.

This statement is just wrong.

If you want to do something really fancy look at the 5th screenshot in this post
viewtopic.php?t=6581#p42362

Dbenham created JSORT.bat which can sort by a defined column and delimiter.

I guess you don't remember this solution given to you a few years ago.

The code given to you by aGerman certainly looks like it solves your problem. I am not sure why you have not attempted to use his code. All you did was update your code with what you thought might be a new solution.

AR Coding wrote: ↑

26 Dec 2021 16:47

Thanks, Squashman.

with "ZZ2=%ZZ2:~0,-1%" or not with ZZ2=%ZZ2:~0,-1% if you run this batch c:\abc\xx&yy\ it can display this "%~dp0" but this doesnt run it and causes an error at xx You only addressed one of the three points of my previous comment. As I said in my first comment, you either have to echo the variable ...

MauricioDeAbreu wrote: ↑

24 Dec 2021 09:02

For / f "tokens = *" %% f in ('wmic diskdrive get size / value ^ | find "="') do set "%% f"

The for variable references should not have a space. Nor should the tokens option.