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Ok, I did some testing. Here are my results: First we have a file a.a: Record_01 Record_02 Record_03 Record_04 Record_05 Record_06 Record_07 Record_08 Record_09 Record_10 Record_11 Record_12 Record_13 Record_14 Record_15 Record_16 Record_17 Record_18 Record_19 Record_20 Record_21 Record_22 Record_23...

- start -> run -> gpedit.msc - Under computer configuration -> windows settings -> scripts -> right click on shutdown -> select properties -> add the name of the program you want to run (.cmd, .bat, .vbs...). Just try it. I heared once that there might be a time limit on this - you better check this...

sed -r -n "/<[Aa]\s/{s/.*<[Aa]\s//;s/<\/[Aa]>.*//;p}" index.htm I don't have sed installed so please translate this to English . My original post lacks some information: the complete info that *is* between <A and </A is not what I need. It is there but there are some other factors to chec...

Yes, of course. GOTO will do the trick... (means more labels but who cares).

Thanks,
Saso

@foxidrive: Thank you.

I remember I used it once just couldn't find it/remember where it was. Here it is viewtopic.php?p=3899#p3899

Thanks again,
Saso

I did some testing (and with some success) of HTML parsing with batch program. An idea was to first dump (based on this http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=14361#p14361 and this http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=14704#p14704) the html file and then read byte by byte and do whatev...

Ok, title is probably not what it should be - I will change it if I remember anything else. I have this problem: @echo off set /a counter=0 set var2=sometextetc :0 set var1=%var2:~%counter%,1% set /a counter=counter + 1 echo %var1% if %counter% leq 10 goto :0 REM above we make sure string length is ...

Hi all, is it possible to exit FOR loop prematurely? Some info: Let's say I have a file abc.txt with 100 records. I do this: for /f "tokens=1 skip=10 delims=" %%i in (abc.txt) do call :DOSOMETHING %%i :0 echo Continue here... for /f "tokens=1 skip=30 delims=" %%i in (abc.txt) do ...

There is a FREE official unRAR console application for Win 32: m I am sure it can handle wildcard characters (I don't use it). As mentioned here http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=14704#p14704 I use unzip.exe (size of 159744 bytes). I created three .zip files and if I use unzip *.zip they ...

Looks like Unicode.



Saso

Lines end with LineFeed (LF). Windows (and DOS) use CarriageReturn+LineFeed (CRLF). Looks like this file has Unix (LF only) format. But I found this file in here too (with correct CRLF):
I use GSAR for such conversions.

http://www.batchlog.pytalhost.com/Batchfiles.zip

(Check other files, too - there is a Monopoly game in batch).

Saso

I would suggest you rename files to:



or



(It is easier to sort files).

Saso

Looks like you can download the file here: http://www.batchlog.pytalhost.com/Hex2All.bat

Convert LF to CRLF.

Hope this helps,
Saso

Hi all, I am using the following method (this is the reason why I wanted this http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3089&start=0 . Then I changed aGerman's batch to more 'user friendly'. I just couldn't make his version output a fixed length output. But his approach is that what I...

Hi all, I was wondering if this is possible to achieve in DOS. ZX Spectrum code: 10 IF INKEY$ <>"" THEN GO TO 10 20 IF INKEY$ ="" THEN GO TO 20 OpenVMS DCL code: $ set term/notypeahead I was doing some repeating tasks. After a specific tasks completed I used a set/p to wait for E...