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I'd like to ask, why does it have to be %a%, and why won't just one % work here? Also, what does NEQ mean?
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Posted 2005-11-14 23:57 · 中国 福建 泉州 晋江市 电信
I'd like to ask, why does it have to be %a%, and why won't just one % work here? Also, what does NEQ mean?
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Posted 2005-11-15 00:31 · 中国 辽宁 锦州 中移铁通
Originally posted by malongxa at 2005-11-14 22:10:
Could the moderator and 无奈何, you two experts, explain in detail how to use "delims= token=2"? I still have no way to capture specific characters. Thanks again to both of you experts!!
delims= means splitting the text using as delimiters, and token=2 means starting from the second field.
See for /? for details
I'd like to ask, why does it have to be %a%, and why won't just one % work here? Also, what does NEQ mean?
%a% is an environment variable, not a loop variable.
For NEQ, see: if /?
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Posted 2005-11-15 09:12 · 中国 山西 运城 中移铁通
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Re malongxa:
Under NT CMD there are two ways to “capture” specific characters (strings): one is to use for /f to analyze the characteristics of the boundaries before and after the string, which is suitable for extracting words or strings located between spaces or certain special characters; the other is to use set to analyze the row and column position of the string, which is suitable for extracting strings at known positions.
As for extracting “nate” as you said, you haven't considered by what method to extract it—whether it is the string in columns 28-32, or the string after Alter and before the space. This determines the difference in implementation.
[ Last edited by willsort on 2005-11-17 at 18:04 ]
Under NT CMD there are two ways to “capture” specific characters (strings): one is to use for /f to analyze the characteristics of the boundaries before and after the string, which is suitable for extracting words or strings located between spaces or certain special characters; the other is to use set to analyze the row and column position of the string, which is suitable for extracting strings at known positions.
As for extracting “nate” as you said, you haven't considered by what method to extract it—whether it is the string in columns 28-32, or the string after Alter and before the space. This determines the difference in implementation.
[ Last edited by willsort on 2005-11-17 at 18:04 ]
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Posted 2005-11-16 10:41 · 中国 陕西 西安 电信
Thanks for the moderator's guidance. I want to learn both methods. Could you give me the solutions? Thanks again for the moderator's guidance.
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Posted 2005-11-17 03:45 · 中国 河北 石家庄 联通
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Don't keep asking people to guide you, it has already been explained in great detail. Look at the results of these three commands, read them carefully, and try them slowly:
for /?
if /?
set /?
Only what you figure out yourself truly belongs to you. If the same command has been repeated to you N times and you still don't understand it, the reason is exactly that it was told to you by someone else.
for /?
if /?
set /?
Only what you figure out yourself truly belongs to you. If the same command has been repeated to you N times and you still don't understand it, the reason is exactly that it was told to you by someone else.
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Posted 2005-11-17 09:23 · 中国 陕西 西安 电信
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Hello! As for these three commands, the purpose of my first post has already been achieved. Because I want to infer more from one example and study these three commands more deeply, I also tested many times by myself. It is precisely because there are some uses in /? that I don't understand that I asked the moderator to give his method as an example so I can learn. Please don't think I am someone who doesn't work hard. Thanks again to the moderator and 无奈何!
Hello! As for these three commands, the purpose of my first post has already been achieved. Because I want to infer more from one example and study these three commands more deeply, I also tested many times by myself. It is precisely because there are some uses in /? that I don't understand that I asked the moderator to give his method as an example so I can learn. Please don't think I am someone who doesn't work hard. Thanks again to the moderator and 无奈何!
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