Originally posted by lxmxn at 2007-3-24 01:05 AM:
Assign the first line of the tmp.txt file to the St variable.
If I want to assign a specified line to a variable, how should I do it?
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If I want to assign a specified line to a variable, how should I do it?
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To wjgyz740526:
Be more specific?
Is it based on line numbers or content?
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How to do it for the specified line number?
If it's content, we can use find, but after finding the content with find, do we need to distinguish between numerical values and text? Or can we just assign directly without distinction?
If it's content, we can use find, but after finding the content with find, do we need to distinguish between numerical values and text? Or can we just assign directly without distinction?
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@echo off
set BL=
set /p hh=Please enter the line number:
for /f "skip=2 tokens=1,* delims=" %%i in ('find /n /v "" tmp.txt') do (if %%i==%hh% set BL=%%j)
echo BL=%BL%
pause
[ Last edited by balinger on 2007-3-26 at 03:11 AM ]
set BL=
set /p hh=Please enter the line number:
for /f "skip=2 tokens=1,* delims=" %%i in ('find /n /v "" tmp.txt') do (if %%i==%hh% set BL=%%j)
echo BL=%BL%
pause
[ Last edited by balinger on 2007-3-26 at 03:11 AM ]
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