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To intercept the character "KB832353" in the following paths:

First path: "Microsoft\Updates\Windows Media Player\KB832353"
The part after the last backslash "\" is "KB832353", so you can use string manipulation methods to get the substring starting from the last backslash.

Second path: "Microsoft\Updates\Windows Media Services\KB832359"
Here the relevant part is not "KB832353".

The specific way to intercept depends on the programming language you are using. For example, in Python:

For the first path string, you can do:

path = r"Microsoft\Updates\Windows Media Player\KB832353"
start_index = path.rfind("\\") + 1
kb_number = path[start_index:]
print(kb_number)

This will extract "KB832353" from the first path.

In Java:

String path = "Microsoft\\Updates\\Windows Media Player\\KB832353";
int lastBackslashIndex = path.lastIndexOf("\\");
String kbNumber = path.substring(lastBackslashIndex + 1);
System.out.println(kbNumber);

So the intercepted character "KB832353" can be obtained through such string operation methods.

```@echo off
for /f "tokens=4 delims=\" %%i in ('sort/r 1.txt') do set a=%%i
echo %a%
pause>nul
```

Using for extension, make a more concise code:

@echo off for /f "delims=" %%i in (1.txt) do echo "%%~nxi" pause

The idea of the moderator is very good. If you want to only display KB832353, you need to make some changes.

%%~nxi This is very good

The method of the 4th floor is good. But if I want to extract the middle part, how about "Windows Media Player" in "Microsoft\Updates\Windows Media Player\KB832353"?

This question has been discussed before. Extracting strings at any level is not a difficult problem. Please see post 14 of this thread: How to get the last part of the filename in the absolute path? .

Hehe, thanks. Still digesting.

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@sed "s/ *$//;s/.*\\\(.*\)/\1/" 1.txt

Originally posted by applecy at 2007-1-14 08:30:
The method on floor 4 is good`` but what if I want to extract the middle part?
What about "Windows Media Player" in "Microsoft\Updates\Windows Media Player\KB832353"?

@sed "s/.*\\.*\\\(.*\)\\.*/\1/" 1.txt

I've learned about the usage of tokens again

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