Summary: I need a batch program to remove the first 11 characters from 500 filenames. like something i could run in the folder that would remove the first 11 c...
Summary: what command can i use to remove the first 15 chars of hundereds of files so i can get them in alphabetical order, files are named CBEP???-?-?? - file...
Summary: U only want to use scanf when u expect different data types in a predefined format ie, and int followed by a string. And the scan.. functions always r...
Summary: Hi, I am wondering how I might go about removing all numbers from all the files in a directory (and how I might exclude certain files from this rename...
Summary: hello, I would like to know what are the way to remove an element from an array. For example int studentsID[10] and I want to remove the element a...
Summary: i am using installanywhere to obtain the user input for where the user would like to peform the install, and passing that parameter toa nother install...
Summary: I have a batch file that merges multiple text files into one. It works great excpet for the "blank box" at the end of the file. The last line of eac...
Summary: I have a collection of files (pictures) that are named: p12312321.jpg p23423232.jpg p555... you get the idea.jpg basically, it is an ID number prefi...
Summary: I am using the C function strtok to read a comma separated file. Here char seps[]="," If the field has a comma as a data, it is preceded by a "\", e.g...
Summary: Yes, I agree, cmd.exe is powerfull too now, can do a lot of things, but with much more twisted lines of batch scripting than what is needed. But TCC m...
Summary: @echo off setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion :For every file in current dir, for %%I in (*.dat) do ( call :check_ %%~nI :Remove "echo" from the below l...
Summary: Hello, I have a lot of files which countain %20 in their names. So I would like to remove %20. I have a Batch Dos script which remove spaces in filena...
Summary: This will accomodate up to 5 tokens. You can strecth to fit. ::== par4date.bat :: get date str into var from filename with _ delim :: the next sectio...
Summary: There is an ANSI function specifically for deleting files: int remove(const char* filename) from stdio.h You may also look into unlink. Either return...
Summary: There is no regex in DOS. There are no filenames with spaces in DOS. ===================================== If at first you don't succeed, you're abou...
Summary: ok say i have two files computerlist.txt and exclusionlist.txt i want a batch to look at the exclusionlist.txt and remove all the values inside from t...
Summary: Ok, I just downloaded this article and it is in pdf format, and i dont have acrobat, so it may look a bit weird to you, and thats why... plus, just le...
Summary: Hello all, I have a problem trying to compile a C program and, as a newbie to C, I am confused! This program comes from a tutorial, "A quick introduc...
Summary: The earlier VBs had no concept of a character, so the built-in functions are the way to go (VB.Net now has a Char, finally!). This is perhaps the most...
Summary: Hello, I search a source code in visual c++ or a program (win32 console) with a commmand line to select and remove a program from memory under win95. ...
Summary: I need to get from a file only the first line and to write it into other file-only using DOS commands.Till now I have managed to get the entire conten...
Summary: I would like a batch file that deletes the first "x" amount of characters from a given text file. VBS would be appreciated also. crappy OEM comptuers....
Summary: Name: frannyj Date: November 8, 2008 at 15:28:56 Pacific Reply: (edit) Mechanix2Go I got a virus on my PC that caused the tag "<iframe src=http:/...
Summary: You probably mean you have a 2 dimensional array, which you actually don't have. You have a syntax error; "Number found where operator expected". Whe...
Summary: Hi, I want to write a script which will go through a SQL directory and pull the "flower box" from each file, which just means I need to get all the te...
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