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I'm new here, and I'm not familiar with some problems and commands yet. I hope the experts can give me some pointers.. thanks

I need to find out my own IP, then based on that IP, find the corresponding server address from a data text file.
And it has to be set automatically....

Here is my line of thought, and the part I can't figure out:

There is a data address for an IP stored in a document.. the format is as follows:
10.248.52.63 10.248.31.15 ......
10.248.52.64 10.248.31.16 ......
10.248.52.65 10.248.31.16 ......
10.248.52.166 10.248.31.16 ......
10.248.52.67 10.248.31.32 ......
10.248.52.168 10.248.31.32 ......
10.248.52.69 10.248.31.32 ......
10.248.52.170 10.248.31.33 ......

Then get my own IP and save it into the myip.txt document
for /f "tokens=15" %%i in ('ipconfig ^| find /i "ip address"' do set ip=%%i
echo Your IP is:%ip%
( find "%ip%" < icdconfig.txt ) >myip.txt ::

After that there is one line of data in myip.txt, such as:
10.248.52.63 10.248.31.15 ......

These data were converted from EXCLE. The ".........." at the back are the remaining several server IP addresses... the two IP addresses are separated by a Tab.
What I need is to get the last segment of 10.248.31.15 in this IP (the number 15)
and store it in a variable for later use

The problem is here: how can I get the number 15 and store it into a variable
for me to call again?
I tried using for and findstr, but neither can specify this position.......

Please help me.....

[ Last edited by andison625 on 2008-6-1 at 09:52 AM ]

After reading the OP's description, I cried. I've studied Chinese for so many years, yet I still can't understand what the OP is trying to say. Looks like I need to go study Chinese for a few more years.

Originally posted by zw19750516 at 2008-5-30 18:12:
After reading the OP's description, I cried. I've studied Chinese for so many years, yet I still can't understand what the OP is trying to say. Looks like I need to go study Chinese for a few more years.

Hahaha, I thought I was the only one who couldn't understand it because I haven't read many books, but turns out you can't understand it either。。。。！

What the OP seems to mean is:

for /f "tokens=2" %%a in (myip.txt) do @(for /f "delims=. tokens=4" %%b in ("%%a") do @echo.%%b)

What I mean is... get a specified value from text.
192.168.0.12 10.248.31.15

What I want is the last segment of the second IP address (the number 15), and assign it to a variable for me to use..

Thanks, moderator lxmxn...
for /f "tokens=2" %%a in (myip.txt) do @(for /f "delims=. tokens=4" %%b in ("%%a") do @echo.%%b)

This method found the position I wanted.

But I still don't understand the usage of for very well, it seems quite different from the languages I've learned
Does the forum have any batch programming tutorial like CHM available for download?
I really want to learn batch programming well......

Not sure why, but after reading the OP's description, my head feels a bit dizzy! What exactly is it?

@echo off&&setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
for /f "tokens=1*" %%i in (myip.txt) do (
if "%%i"=="192.168.0.12" (
echo corresponding server IP: %%j&&set ips=%%j
for /f "delims=. tokens=1-4 " %%a in ("!ips!") do (
set ipxs=%%d&echo last part of the corresponding server IP: !ipxs!
)))



Is this what you want to achieve?
Replace the variables yourself..... not sure whether this is what you mean

[ Last edited by joyn on 2008-6-1 at 07:10 PM ]