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Elzooilogico,

That is very amazing; thank you for your support. Both outputs are good.

very respectfully,
Booga73

for /f "tokens=7*" %a in ('findstr /c:"NIST SP 800-53 Revision 4 ::" test1.txt') do @echo %a %b for /f "tokens=9*" %a in ('findstr /c:"Vuln ID:" test1.txt') do @echo %a Hello DosTips, I have a text file which I need 2 items pulled from. The 2 items I'm requesting to retrieve: Item1 = Vuln ID: refer...

in using usebackq, my attempt was to read the last token of each line, but tokens vary per line, so that's why I need to read the last token. I interpreted that the command, usebackq, that it would reverse how the token will be processed / read, ie- as it will permit reading the last token. usebackq...

okay, I figured out a way to just get the string and remove the last 2 tokens. But, is there a way to not use: !rgval1:~0,-20! ? my script which showed that it worked: Setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion for /f "usebackq tokens=*" %%a in ("c:\irtools\SharedDll1.txt") do ( Call :ChkEx...

Problem, my script reads the string value, but outputs broken strings. As long as my string doesn't have space in the string, the value output is good. But when I get a string with space, my output string is broken. I've had some diffculty in the pass regarding reading string values, but need suppor...

thank you! thus another quest for a batch script! v/r Booga

Is there any way to display in the command window in different coordinate locations, X,Y, a character? Simply, the script to read in a character from a string (string being a variable) and randomly position that character to different positions in the console window? I tried looking up snippet optio...

need help again . .. . please I've tried the options below as illustrated, but problem parsing out the strings that contain: C:\Windows\winsxs\ is not working. All the lines whether consisting C:\Windows\winsxs\ are being included, echo'ed, into my final text file I tested on a Windows 7 x32 bit O/S...

thank you! I appreciate the input and time put into the help provided. I do like Yury's option for delayed expansion; that options allows me to maintain my code I wrote. The other script options show a very small modification too. Dave also simplifies to 1 line code! Awesome! In summary, in using de...

@ECHO OFF for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (%tmp%\ExePath1.txt) do ( Call :MySplitPath %%a ) echo. echo This is the End of code. pause :MySplitPath %1 set val1=%* for /f "tokens=2,3 delims=\" %%a in ("%val1%") do ( if NOT "%%b"=="WinSxS" echo %val1% >> %tmp...

I am humbly thankful.

for /f "skip=1 tokens=2 delims=:" %a in ('findstr /c:"Chip type:" dxddiag.txt ') do set val=%a

C:\temp1a>@echo %val%
Intel(R) HD Graphics Family

so simple, thank you!

v/r Booga

I'm using dxddiag.txt and storing that information to a text to examine information regarding my video, but I don't want to keep using temporary files to hold information. I'm not sure how many tokens to account for my script command. How would you write your line of batch code to store the informat...

agh, yes, that's correct, ty; Great job on the scripting.

v/r Booga73

here's another option to identify who's logged in:



I've tried that here on my end at the command prompt, and returned the user name.

v/r Booga73

Thank you Cat; i'm smacking myself in the face now .. . . .v/r Booga73