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Batch problem make < literal
Name: TCCJohn Date: June 17, 2008 at 23:18:30 Pacific OS: XP CPU/Ram: P4/2048 Product: Asus
Comment:
I am having a problem on a batch file that was created to strip html tags from a text file.
Everything is being stripped using the for /f and setting string variables.
what I cannot seem to find is a way to declare the < or > character as a literal. Instead they are being interpreted as redirects. Anyone know a way around this? A sample peice of the code is below: set str=!str:html=! set str=!str:body=! set str=!str:head=! set str=!str:title=! set str=!str:/=! set str=!str:<=! ::this one is the problem
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