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Thank you. I shall use this whenever I can.

foxidrive wrote:What character sets does it have to support?

I only need it to support ASCII characters 32-127.

I have searched for a long time for a function meeting my needs, but I haven't found it yet. Is there a function that allows you to search for a substring or character in another string, and that returns the position of the first occurrence of the string? Example: set original=abcdefghij set substri...

I almost forgot, sorry about that. Post edited.

As probably many have done before, I have proven Batch's Turing-completeness by making a BrainF*** interpreter in Batch. I need to work a lot more on this, definitely. Rewrite the input system, for example. And make it faster. But it is fully functional! BrainF*** (for posterity, I have censored the...

Well, that's nice, I gotta say. And thank you; I will not need to search for exclamation marks.

The actual scope of the file would be useful information, like so: One line, 3000 characters? Twenty lines, 40 characters each? Are any of the characters Unicode or Non-Latin characters? Well, it can vary. There could be one line with 3000 characters, there could be multiple lines with any amount o...

Is there a way to read a file character by character and put each character in an array if it is any of a few certain characters? For example, if the file is: This, i[s a.tes t-c< as] e. and the only allowed characters are in the string "+-<>.,[]", the expected contents of an array "c...

For me, it had 6. Just sayin'.

But anyways, it's out and functional, so I don't care much anyways.

carlos: It had 6. I counted.

Also, bump.

I updated the game to include the few suggestions you made. No new pic, though.

Quotes needed. Noted.

I actually think I could stand to make two versions if I have to: one regular and readable, and one golfed. But for right now, I just want it to work. It does in its current state, so thank you. I'll credit all of you in my project (it involves this).

foxidrive, what OS are you using? I don't know why that problem should be occurring.

dbenham, how about putting "Tested and tweaked by the DOSTips.com community" at the bottom?

The if command has the /i case insensitive switch which is useful. for %%h in (A E I L N O R S T U) do if /i !j!==%%h set /a $+=1 for %%h in (D G) do if /i !j!==%%h set /a $+=2 for %%h in (B C M P) do if /i !j!==%%h set /a $+=3 for %%h in (F H V W Y) do if /i !j!==%%h set /a $+=4 for %%h in (K) do ...

After a ton of testing and tweaking, the first official release is here! ( modedit see here for the development thread http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5701 ) http://i.imgur.com/u5c6go8.png At 5,248 bytes, this packs a lot of features in a relatively small package! (Sure, it's no...