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pipe diff cmds to the same line
Name: Pete Date: November 17, 2003 at 09:07:40 Pacific OS: win2k CPU/Ram: 266/256
Comment:
Hi, I was wondering if there was an easy way to pipe some text and a number of commands to the same line of a log file
e.g I want time /t date /t some text and a, into a textfile but all on the same line.
Name: dtech10 Date: November 17, 2003 at 14:02:37 Pacific
Reply:
Hi Pete You could try sometime like this.
@echo off date /t > date.tmp time /t > time.tmp echo Your Text > text.tmp set /p XDate= < date.tmp set /p XTime= < time.tmp set /p XText= < text.tmp echo %Xdate% %Xtime% %XText% > Log.txt echo. set XDate= set XTime= set XText= del date.tmp del time.tmp del text.tmp
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