The following is the classified index of classic posts in the Batch Processing Room. The extraction deadline of post records: 9:00 am on September 21, 2008. One new record is added (last update time: 07-06-08). (Please let the moderators update frequently to facilitate newcomers)
During the process of organizing these posts, the titles of some classic posts were too vague. I (namejm) have corrected them one by one, but I don't have the energy to notify the post owners one by one. Here, I express my apologies to these post owners.
Instructions:
1. Each record consists of post publication time + post ID + post title + printable version link. The reason for adding the ID and the printable version can be referred to this post: DOS Union Forum Q&A Room Essence Post Index (August 10, 2005)
2. Since I only have an understanding of DOS batch processing, this index only includes posts related to batch processing. A large number of other scripts such as vbs are not included.
The tutorial and script for me (namejm) to organize the index are attached for your convenience to organize your own index. Part of the content in the attachment is excerpted here:
The CHM e-book version (updated every six months, the current version is 070614 version) please download here.
[ Last edited by HAT on 2008-11-9 at 18:26 ]
During the process of organizing these posts, the titles of some classic posts were too vague. I (namejm) have corrected them one by one, but I don't have the energy to notify the post owners one by one. Here, I express my apologies to these post owners.
Instructions:
1. Each record consists of post publication time + post ID + post title + printable version link. The reason for adding the ID and the printable version can be referred to this post: DOS Union Forum Q&A Room Essence Post Index (August 10, 2005)
2. Since I only have an understanding of DOS batch processing, this index only includes posts related to batch processing. A large number of other scripts such as vbs are not included.
The tutorial and script for me (namejm) to organize the index are attached for your convenience to organize your own index. Part of the content in the attachment is excerpted here:
Let's not beat around the bush. Let's see what work needs to be done for the post index I made:
First, we need to obtain relevant records of all posts in the Batch Processing Room. This can be obtained under the Union DOS interface. The specific operation steps are:
① Open http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/cmdprmt.php this page to enter the Union DOS interface;
② Enter cd d:\23 at the prompt to jump to the Batch Processing Room DOS version;
Under this interface, entering dir /? can get detailed information about the queryable content. Specifically, for our index, the key information we need is the post title and ID: with the title, we can roughly know the content and value of the post (BTW, this is also the reason why I have been strictly following the post titles in the Batch Processing Room); with the ID, we can open this post in a web browser. If you want to know the newness of the post, the posting date is indispensable; if you want to evaluate the value of a post by referring to the number of replies and click-through rate, then you also need to obtain these two parameters of the post. The statement I used is dir /a /c /-p /vdinr to query the post posting time, post ID, number of replies, page views, and title.
③ Select all the content of the web page (shortcut key Ctrl+A), copy it, and save it as a text file. Do not use the "Save as Web Page" function in IE browser, otherwise, it will cause the saved post record format to be misaligned, and the subsequent operations with batch processing cannot be performed.
Then, mark the classic post records in the post list for batch extraction. This is a huge physical work. Back then, I actually looked through all the records, not even letting go of posts with no more than 5 replies. The motivation for this is very simple: not letting go of any valuable record. Sometimes, in order to determine whether a post is worth marking, I have to open the web page manually to check. The tediousness and boredom in the meantime are really unprecedented. Of course, you can also filter out records with a reply count lower than a certain value to reduce the workload. At least, posts with 0 replies can be ignored. This requirement can be realized by writing batch processing code. However, before using batch processing to solve this problem, the special characters in the text need to be preprocessed first, which can refer to the approach in the next step. Here, I use "√" to mark, and you can also replace it with other symbols, but you should avoid using characters that are difficult for findstr to handle, such as quotation marks, dots, asterisks, etc.
Then, sort the marked records into a new file. It is recommended to use EditPlus 2 to handle it, because its shortcut key Ctrl+R can quickly select the line where the cursor is located, and it is convenient and fast to extract the record line by line - this step requires continuous Ctr+R, Ctr+C, Ctrl+V, which is destined to be a boring physical work.
Then again, the most technical thing comes: splitting the classified classic post new file into different files according to categories. Each file contains post publication time + post ID + post title + post path + printable version path, one record per line. It is best to also bold the post title and display it in color. The specific code can be referred to in the Classic Post Index Organizer.cmd.
The CHM e-book version (updated every six months, the current version is 070614 version) please download here.
[ Last edited by HAT on 2008-11-9 at 18:26 ]
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