delims | Generate RegExp for delimiters , to be used with templates | Runtime Evironment library
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An array of strings is appropriate for typical use cases, with the first item in the array being the "opening" delimiter, and the second item being the "closing" delimiter. In cases when multiple delimiters are required, e.g. --- or ~~~, an array of arrays may be passed in, where the first array will be used as opening delimiters and the second array will be used as closing delimiters.
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QUESTION
I have a bat file that extracts the target of the given shortcut in the parameter
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-13 at 20:00The simplest way is to use the already existing output Target
name, instead of assigning the name shortcutPath
to it. As long as your passed argument is a valid and working shortcut file, your resulting variable will be accessible as %Target%
.
QUESTION
I have a batch file which uses a For /F loop to find all files with a specific (cadence backup uses for backup) setup.
For /F "delims=" %%A in ( 'Dir /B/S "*,*" ^| findstr ",[0-9][0-9]*$" ' ) Do Del "%%A"
and this works for this special setup (This is a special search for an unusual file name format of ABCDE.ZYX,1).
How do I reuse the findstr to find all .bak files as a second search string?
Separate question:
How does this line ( 'Dir /B/S "*,*" ^| findstr ",[0-9][0-9]*$" ' )
work?
What is it doing? Please explain the functions and attributes.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-11 at 09:09My Working Solution. Thanks to those who explained the functions involved.
QUESTION
I got this very wierd and unexplainable issue that boggles my mind for quite some time. Each time I run into this issue and I cannot figure out what is wrong since it is the same as it is for the other variables.
I know that there is probably some forum page wedged between the thousands of pages related to this where I could find my answer, however I cannot find that one in a thousand page.
So I am working on a script to run a filter for lines through and it is working fine except for this one stupid and stubbern variable that gives me the error message.
So when I run the following from my Bat-File called Test.bat (to keep names short) it gives me the error message following after.
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 13:50Here a simple batch from your use case illustrating why FINDSTR
can't find the files which include %CNAME
with your actual script:
QUESTION
How to delete a file with zero byte created accidentally with name "Call" ?
I'm facing with this issue that i couldn't figure it out until now ?
I tried with command Del
but no chance.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 11:19Probably you created the file from git-bash, there it is easy to create a file with trailing spaces.
QUESTION
I have a text file of data that I want to extract a couple values from specific locations on specific lines.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 07:21The two byte values can be read from the file as demonstrated by the following code:
QUESTION
I recently wrote the code below on a batch file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 01:58Back to share that the issue is that this simple line:
QUESTION
I have my array definition setup as such (trimmed down for example purposes):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-29 at 10:33You are right, string manipulations aren't possible on FOR meta-variables.
To solve your problem, you need an intermediate FOR variable.
QUESTION
I would like to execute a ping and, after evaluating the output, return a single line like "0 - check_ping rta=1 loss=0".
0 and 1 being extracted from the ping, of course.
I came this far:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 06:16The following code does what I want it to. There are still mistakes ("tokens=* delims= "), but these seem negligible - at least I hope so.
QUESTION
I have to compress some folders every month that always start with the number of the referenced month followed by a -
.
For example:
April: folder is 04- ??????
May: folder is 05- ???????
I just know the first part of the folder name. The rest of the folder name is always different.
I´m stuck here:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-24 at 17:22I recommend to read the answers on Time is set incorrectly after midnight for understanding the first FOR command line of the batch code below to get current year and month without using PowerShell:
QUESTION
I have to use sc.exe to log the state of a few services to a text file.
I cannot use an external text, or ini file to list my windows services.
So whilst the following works:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-22 at 15:11Here's my initial comment as an answer.
As a single line batch-file:
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