Summary: Hi try to use following files to reproduce the error: oldfile.txt <xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <appSettings> <add key="SQLMainConnS...
Summary: Hi, is there any possibility, that I can do search and replace in variables? (Windows XP cmd.exe Batchfile) I want to search for the string appearance...
Summary: Most word processors have a 'search & replace' capability. Are you looking for a 'program' solution? M2 If at first you don't succeed, you're abo...
Summary: Hi, If I have set of commands in a file, how do I send that file over expect to the spawned process so that once I send the file then those commands i...
Summary: I got good to know about how to search into the file(Topic : Dos script to search into .txt file) but now I want to ask u one more question about file...
Summary: Need help locating a file through DOS using FTP. There are so many directories until i have exhausted all possibles. Please help with a command or b...
Summary: Oh, I can open and manipulate .bat files.. I've made a few already.. but see, I'm used to HTML and LISP. Batch has a vastly different set of standards...
Summary: I am trying to change a value in an xml file. The script asks for the new value. The value in the xml file could be any number (what ever the previou...
Summary: Rough working code, will call this from the main code if we find a XML file I have to go through all files to find a XML files any XML file will do b...
Summary: HI, I have about 400 xml files that have error in the productID line: <Product productID="0001"> the 0001 needs to be replace with another value w...
Summary: I'm looking to search through a text file for a string. Once I find this string, I want to read the string on the same line, after it. Let me expla...
Summary: Hi, Well I dont know how to do that but I have one suggestion. The .pdf files are not ordinary text files so u cant search in them like in normal file...
Summary: Thanks ghostdog for great help. I encounter another problem when using university's Unix Server. It only had Python 2.1.1, so it does not support enu...
Summary: Hi, I need help to write one MS-DOS batch file. I have one file 'FNin.txt' which contains following values srchstr1 srchstr2 srchstr3 ... srchstr999 I...
Summary: Hi, I need a Batch File to search files with the extension ".glb" in a specified directory, and if any one of the files has the extension as ".glb", i...
Summary: I want to search for a pattern in a file , and replace some other column in the same line with a new value . I dont want to create a new file For eg ...
Summary: What does it mean? I have a file which contains the name of various SQL scripts, like... T1.sql; inside these sql scripts i have a commit statement D...
Summary: I'd like to replace string with new one in *.srt file. I found similar solution created by M2 here: http://www.computing.net/answers/pr... ----------...
Summary: Need to find and replace string in a file using Batch program. It is a text file (but with a different extension simple text and there are blanks in t...
Summary: I’m trying to making a batch file that replaces a word with another in a file(s!) that containing the word. By using Edlin program. And to use edlin...
Summary: Hi vicky, This has some rough edges. I'm at a bit of a disadvantage, because I don't know what your program does. So I used COPY just to see if it t...
Summary: To write a PDF to a text file you are still going to have to uncompress the original PDF file. Load a PDF file into notebook and you will see the type...
Summary: Hai all, I need to write C code to read xml files of a specified format.I have no idea of how or where to get started with it. I tried some searches, ...
Summary: Hello All, I would like to tweak the following vb script to search for multiple text strings. And add two lines after each match. Then append multiple...
Summary: How do I order an XML file by its timestamp tag? I have an xml file with content that is in a mixed timestamp order, and I want to rearrange the file...
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