For example:
save the result of the hostname command into the hn variable..
set hn=`hostname` under XP,, this doesn't work
save the result of the hostname command into the hn variable..
set hn=`hostname` under XP,, this doesn't work
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Posted 2007-10-16 13:38 · 新加坡 Verizon通讯公司UUNet互联点
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Posted 2007-10-16 18:10 · 中国 北京 海淀区 联通
Seems like someone asked this before.
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Hehe, OP, have you been using Shell too much?
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Why not use the for command to get it directly? I feel like using the pipe symbol should work, but my tests never succeed.
Assign the result of find /c /v "" test.txt
to the variable line, using
set line=|echo|find /c /v "" test.txt
why doesn't it work?
Assign the result of find /c /v "" test.txt
to the variable line, using
set line=|echo|find /c /v "" test.txt
why doesn't it work?
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Posted 2008-01-22 10:25 · 中国 北京 海淀区 联通
Did the poster above try it?
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