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Batch2ubb, a batch code posting colorizer script (CMD & GAWK), updated on 7.30
This is something I made back when I was learning AWK. There were always some unresolved problems, so I never posted it. Recently I haven’t been able to get online for a while, so I rewrote it and added a calling batch file that supports parameters. The multi-parameter calling framework is the great work of Willsort; I copied it directly. For details, see: A brief discussion of batch parameter issues http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=17785.
The main functionality is handled by the GAWK script. Clipboard operations depend on winclip.exe, and the syntax file was simplified from the batch syntax file of EmEditor that I use. download link for the required executable files:
winclip http://www.dmst.aueb.gr/dds/sw/outwit/outwit-bin-1.26.zip
gawk http://www.klabaster.com/progs/gawk32.zip

As for how to use this batch file, let me explain several calling methods:
1、Run it directly by double-clicking.
2、Call it from the command line; use Batch2ubb /h to view the specific parameter usage.
3、Create a shortcut in sendto and call it from there.
4、Create a shortcut and assign a hotkey to call it.

For method 1, it will convert the code in the clipboard into UBB code and write it back to the clipboard.
For method 3, the usage is: Start, Run, enter sendto, create a shortcut in the sendto directory pointing to Batch2ubb.cmd, then right-click the batch file you want to convert and use Send To on the shortcut you created; the converted code will be stored in the clipboard. This method is suitable for converting existing batch files.
For method 4, the usage is: create a shortcut pointing to Batch2ubb.cmd on the desktop or in the Start menu and assign a hotkey to it (for the latter location, it takes effect after reboot, or on the desktop hold down F5 for ten seconds for it to take effect), or let software such as hoekey do it for you. Then copy the code you want to post, press the hotkey, and you can paste it into the posting window. And you can also choose whether to enable the /n parameter in the shortcut target.
Also, please modify the name in the timestamp statement in Batch2ubb.awk to your own name. Questions or suggestions are welcome in replies; I’ll do my best to improve it.

Batch2ubb.cmd

1. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
   
2. :: Batch2ubb.cmd -V0.30 -- batch to UBB code
   
3. :: 无奈何@cn-dos.net - updated on: 2005-7-30 - CMD & GAWK
   
4. :: Usage: Batch2ubb
   
5. :: Supported files: - gawk.exe winclip.exe Batch2ubb.awk batch.esy
   
6. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
   
7. 
   
8. @echo off
   
9. setlocal
   
10. set path=%path%;%cd%;%~dp0
    
11. set error=
    
12. rem File integrity check.
    
13. for %%i in (gawk.exe winclip.exe batch.esy batch2ubb.awk) do (
    
14. @if "%%~$PATH:i" == "" (
    
15. echo Error: required file "%%i" is missing.
    
16. set error=Error: program files are incomplete.
    
17. ) else ( set %%~ni="%%~$PATH:i" )
    
18. )
    
19. if defined error goto error
    
20. 
    
21. rem Test clipboard data type.
    
22. winclip -i |findstr /r ".*_.*TEXT" >nul
    
23. if ERRORLEVEL 1 set error=Error: the clipboard is empty or contains non-text data!
    
24. 
    
25. rem With no parameters, get clipboard data and copy the converted result to the clipboard.
    
26. if "%~1" == "" (
    
27. if defined error goto error
    
28. winclip -p |gawk -v line=1 -f %Batch2ubb% |winclip -c
    
29. goto end
    
30. )
    
31. rem If there is only one parameter, try handling it as an input file; if it does not exist, handle it as a parameter.
    
32. if "%~2" == "" (
    
33. if exist "%~1" (
    
34. gawk -v line=1 -f %Batch2ubb% "%~1" |winclip -c
    
35. goto end
    
36. )
    
37. )
    
38. set line=1
    
39. set input=
    
40. set out=
    
41. 
    
42. :ParseLoop
    
43. if "%~1" == "" goto Start
    
44. if "%~1" == "/?" goto SwitchH
    
45. rem Process parameters and jump to the corresponding label.
    
46. for %%s in (i I n N o O h H) do if "%~1"=="/%%s" goto Switch%%s
    
47. set error=Error: incorrect parameter format - "%1"!
    
48. goto error
    
49. 
    
50. :SwitchI
    
51. set "input=%~2"
    
52. if not exist "%input%" set error=Warning: file "%input%" does not exist. & goto error
    
53. goto Next2Arg
    
54. 
    
55. :SwitchO
    
56. set "out=%~2"
    
57. if not defined out set error=Warning: please specify an output file. & goto error
    
58. goto Next2Arg
    
59. 
    
60. :SwitchN
    
61. set line=0
    
62. goto NextArg
    
63. 
    
64. :Next2Arg
    
65. shift
    
66. :NextArg
    
67. shift
    
68. goto ParseLoop
    
69. 
    
70. rem Handle different cases according to different parameters.
    
71. :Start
    
72. if defined input (
    
73. if defined out (
    
74. gawk -v line=%line% -f %Batch2ubb% "%input%" >"%out%"
    
75. ) else (
    
76. gawk -v line=%line% -f %Batch2ubb% "%input%" |winclip -c
    
77. )
    
78. ) else (
    
79. if defined out (
    
80. if defined error goto error
    
81. winclip -p |gawk -v line=%line% -f %Batch2ubb% >"%out%"
    
82. ) else (
    
83. if defined error goto error
    
84. winclip -p |gawk -v line=0 -f %Batch2ubb% |winclip -c
    
85. )
    
86. )
    
87. goto end
    
88. 
    
89. :error
    
90. echo.%error%
    
91. echo.
    
92. :SwitchH
    
93. echo.Batch to UBB code.
    
94. echo.Batch2ubb
    
95. echo.
    
96. echo. /i Specify the file to convert; may include a path; by default input is taken from the clipboard.
    
97. echo. /o Specify the output file; may include a path; by default output goes to the clipboard.
    
98. echo. /n Generate UBB code without line numbers; by default it includes line numbers.
    
99. echo. /h Show this brief help, equivalent to /?.
    
100. echo. This program depends on the following files: gawk.exe winclip.exe Batch2ubb.awk batch.esy.
     
101. echo.
     
102. :end
     

Posted by 无奈何 on: 2006-07-30 23:44

Batch2ubb.awk

###########################################################

# Batch2ubb.awk -V0.2 -- batch to UBB code script

# 无奈何 - 2005-7-2 --  GAWK script

###########################################################

#Read the configuration file and get keywords

BEGIN {

	IGNORECASE=1

	while ((getline<"batch.esy") >0){

		if ($0!~/^*;/ && $0!~/^$/) {

			if ($0~/^*#LINECOMMENT=/){

				LineComment=substr($0,index($0,"=")+1)

			} else if ($0~/^*#VARIABLE=/){

				Variable=substr($0,index($0,"=")+1)

			} else if ($0~/^*#PARAMETER=/){

				Parameter=substr($0,index($0,"=")+1)

			} else if ($0~/^*#LABEL=/){

				Label=substr($0,index($0,"=")+1)

			} else if ($0~/^*#KEYWORD/){

				color=substr($0,index($0,"=")+1)

			} else {

					keyword=color

			}

		}

	}

	print "
"

	if (line) print "
"

}

#Main program starts

{

	before=""

	after=""

	#Handle comment lines and label lines

	if (($0~/^*::/) || ($0~/^*REM\>/)){

		gsub(/=.*]/,"=" LineComment "]",before)

		$0=before $0 after

	}else if ($0~/^*:+/){

		gsub(/=.*]/,"=" Label "]",before)

		$0=before $0 after

	} else {

		temp=$0

		#Split out keywords

		gsub(/+/,"□",temp)

		gsub(/(^□|□$)/,"",temp)

		len=split(temp,word,"□+")

		for (i=1;i<=len;i++){

			# The COLOR keyword overlaps with UBB color characters, handle it separately

			if (word~/COLOR/){

				if(!fcolor){

					gsub(/=.*]/,"=" keyword "]",before)

					gsub("\\<" word "\\>",before "&" after,$0)

					delete word

					fcolor=1

				} else

					delete word

			}

			#Delete duplicate keywords

			for (j=i+1;j<=len;j++){

				if (word==word)

					delete word

			}

		}



		for (i=1;i<=len;i++){

			for (aa in keyword){

				if (aa==toupper(word)){

					gsub(/=.*]/,"=" keyword "]",before)

					gsub("\\<" word "\\>",before "&" after,$0)

				}

			}

		}

		#Handle details such as variables and command parameters

		gsub(/=.*]/,"=" Variable "]",before)

		gsub (/%+*%?/,before "&" after,$0)

		gsub (/!+*!*/,before "&" after,$0)

		gsub(/=.*]/,"=" Parameter "]",before)

		gsub (/ \/+/,before "&" after,$0)

		gsub (/(\(|\))/,"&",$0)

		gsub (/(\")/,"&",$0)

	}

	if (line) print "
" $0

	else print $0

}

END {

	if (line) printf "
"

	#Add timestamp, modify the author name yourself

	print "" strftime("\t无奈何发表于：  %Y-%m-%d  %H:%M") ""

	print "
"

}

All files packaged for download are in the attachment:

[ Last edited by 无奈何 on 2006-7-30 at 23:53 ]

re 无奈何

Did Batch2ubb.cmd leave out endlocal?
No wonder your posts have been full of color these past two days. I was thinking, 无奈何, you wouldn't go so far as to play around like this out of helplessness, haha. So this was your killer move after all. Very creative! Bump..

[ Last edited by 220110 on 2006-7-4 at 09:49 ]

Re 220110
Haha, a little more color amid the helplessness. ^_^
endlocal wasn't omitted, because there is an implicit endlocal command at the end of a batch file, so endlocal can be left out. If there are multiple setlocal sections, then adding an end to the environment changes is necessary.

1. @echo off
   
2. set Version=VIRDEFVER
   
3. find /i virusdb.cfg "%Version%"
   
4. if not errorlevel 1 set Version=VersionNo
   
5. for /F "tokens=1 delims=VIRDEFVER " %%A in ('find /i .\Rav\virusdb.cfg "VIRDEFVER"') do set No=%%A
   
6. for /F "tokens=1 delims=VIRDEFUPDATEDATE " %%B in ('find /i .\Rav\virusdb.cfg "VIRDEFUPDATEDATE"') do set DATENO=%%B
   
7. echo >.\001\VERSION.INF
   
8. echo %Version%%NO%>>.\001\VERSION.INF
   
9. echo UpdateDate%DATENO%>>.\001\VERSION.INF
   

DOS一跟葱 2006-07-06 13:46

Boss, why is the signature font white?

I don't understand how to use it.

Quite an expert. Time to study this carefully.

Re fastslz
I had two purposes for adding the timestamp:
1、to use some of the words in the mark as keywords for full-text search, so I could find my own posts containing code.
2、to simply add a time marker.

As for 1, using only a username as a marker like in post #1 is not a very wise approach, because it will turn up a lot of other posts too, so a more distinctive phrase works better. As for why I chose white, it was just because I wanted it to be a bit more subtle. Of course, you can change it to a color you like better.

Re zhaxi
If setting up a shortcut feels a bit complicated, you can call it directly from the command line.
An even simpler method is to copy the batch code you want to post to the clipboard, double-click Batch2ubb.cmd , and then you can paste the converted code.
I updated it a bit and also added some more explanations.

[ Last edited by 无奈何 on 2006-7-8 at 23:33 ]

1. @echo off
   
2. :start
   
3. 
   
4. setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
   
5. :loop_a
   
6. del tmp*.txt 2>nul
   
7. for /l %%i in (1,1,6) do (
   
8. echo %random% >nul
   
9. set /a s%%i=!random:~-1!
   
10. echo %random% >nul
    
11. set /a g%%i=!random:~-1!
    
12. if "!s%%i!"=="0" (set /a _VAR_=!g%%i! / 3) else (set /a _VAR_=!s%%i!!g%%i! / 3)
    
13. if "!_VAR_:~1,1!"=="" set _VAR_=0!_VAR_!
    
14. 
    
15. findstr /m "!_VAR_!" tmp.txt 2>nul >nul && goto :loop_a
    
16. if "!_VAR_!"=="00" (echo 33>>tmp.txt) else (echo !_VAR_!>>tmp.txt)
    
17. )
    
18. sort tmp.txt>tmp1.txt
    
19. endlocal
    
20. 
    
21. 
    
22. :loop_b
    
23. 
    
24. setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
    
25. 
    
26. echo %random% >nul
    
27. set /a s=!random:~-1!
    
28. 
    
29. echo %random% >nul
    
30. set /a g=!random:~-1!
    
31. 
    
32. if "!s!"=="0" (set /a _VAR_=!g! / 6) else (set /a _VAR_=!s!!g! / 6)
    
33. if "!_VAR_:~1,1!"=="" set _VAR_=0!_VAR_!
    
34. 
    
35. echo ^|>>tmp1.txt
    
36. if "!_VAR_!"=="00" (echo 16>>tmp1.txt) else (echo !_VAR_!>>tmp1.txt)
    
37. 
    
38. endlocal
    
39. 
    
40. 
    
41. 
    
42. :echo
    
43. setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
    
44. for /f %%i in (tmp1.txt) do (
    
45. set n=%%i
    
46. set m=!m! !n!
    
47. )
    
48. del tmp*.txt
    
49. cls
    
50. echo.
    
51. echo.￥1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000.00
    
52. echo.
    
53. echo. Hitme, you're guaranteed to win in Double Color Ball, the numbers are !m!
    
54. echo.
    
55. echo.￥1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000.00
    
56. echo.
    
57. 
    
58. 
    
59. 
    
60. :save
    
61. set /p x=Save the numbers to num.txt
    
62. if /i [%x%]== (echo !m!>>num.txt && endlocal && goto :start) else (endlocal && goto :start)
    

IceCrack发表于： 2006-07-14 08:13

Hehe, the effect is pretty good. After playing with it more carefully, I think it should work like this: when there is no data in the clipboard and there are no parameters, it should jump to the help file. And under the DOS window it should support /h, /?, and also jump to the help file when there are no parameters. That's what I think.

[ Last edited by IceCrack on 2006-7-14 at 08:32 ]

Thanks for the suggestion, brother IceCrack. I updated Batch2ubb.cmd to version V0.3. Anyone interested can compare it with the old version.

This program is excellent, really practical. Not only does it look good, it also makes the structure much clearer when trying to understand code written by others.

Awesome, I'll use this whenever I post from now on
CODE: [Copy to clipboard] how is this done?

After downloading it and using it once, I found it unbelievably convenient!!!
This automatic line-numbering function for batch files is really interesting. If you're discussing some statement on a certain line or in a certain section, you can just refer to the line number~ : )

I don't quite understand it

This solved another one of my nagging troubles

Big praise