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Parsing file name

Comment:

Hello. In my OS course, I need to find out how to parse a file name. for example, H:\toto\tutu I want tutu this is to verify if the file exists already in the target directory thanks in advance! Parse? Batch? whats with this course??!?!? Am I noob or the group is uber? Parse? Batch? whats with this course??!?!? Am I noob or the group is uber? Parse? Batch? whats with this course??!?!? Am I noob or the group is uber?

Name: Mechanix2Go
Date: November 5, 2005 at 02:41:21 Pacific

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Not quite clear. I think "parsing" is not an ussue here. In general: if exist H:\toto\tutu echo it's here OR if exist H:\toto\tutu start myprog.exe If at first you don't succeed, you're about average. M2

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