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Recently encountered a problem. The version above V6.0 of "All-in-one String Batch Replace" couldn't achieve it, so I thought about using batch processing. But it didn't work out... I post it to ask the moderators and those who know, thanks in advance.

Replace all , , , .... in the following text with , , , ,....., that is, the numbers in the square brackets are uniformly added by a certain number.

	



	ImgFileName="pic2/806.jpg";

	Scale=100;

	PhotoWidth=450;

	PhotoHeight=620;;

	TransEffects="";

		

	ImgFileName="pic2/807.jpg";

	Scale=100;

	PhotoWidth=450;

	PhotoHeight=620;;

	TransEffects="";

		

	ImgFileName="pic2/808.jpg";

	Scale=100;

	PhotoWidth=450;

	PhotoHeight=620;;

	TransEffects="";

		

	ImgFileName="pic2/809.jpg";

	Scale=100;

	PhotoWidth=580;

	PhotoHeight=445;

	TransEffects="";



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Processed with batch processing into:

	



	ImgFileName="pic2/806.jpg";

	Scale=100;

	PhotoWidth=450;

	PhotoHeight=620;;

	TransEffects="";

		

	ImgFileName="pic2/807.jpg";

	Scale=100;

	PhotoWidth=450;

	PhotoHeight=620;;

	TransEffects="";

		

	ImgFileName="pic2/808.jpg";

	Scale=100;

	PhotoWidth=450;

	PhotoHeight=620;;

	TransEffects="";

		

	ImgFileName="pic2/809.jpg";

	Scale=100;

	PhotoWidth=580;

	PhotoHeight=445;

	TransEffects="";



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Everyone give a method or discuss it.

Just use change.

Replace a.txt with the original file and replace B.txt with the finally generated file. I wonder if it can meet your requirements. This cannot handle blank lines, that is, all blank lines will be deleted after running.

@echo off

setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion

for /f "usebackq tokens=1,2,3* delims=" %%i in (a.txt) do (

	if not "%%j"=="" (

		set a=%%j

		set /a a=!a!+49

		echo %%i%%k>>b.txt

		) else echo. %%i%%j%%k>>b.txt

)

	

If you are willing to try, use AWK to have a go.
AWK download address: http://www.cs.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/who/bwk/awk95.exe

awk -F"\n" "{sub(/\+\]/,\"\")-index($0,\"\");print}" test.txt

Thanks to the help of the above几位 brothers, the method I finally used is the AWK method provided by "Wu Nai He".

Just added " >test1.txt" later to output again.

Although this change was not used this time, I am still very grateful. Thank you.