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Im trying to load this file to get some values of this line.
And write another file with these values.

More specifically, I want to get time and text values to make a subtitle.

I'm having a problem... When I use the FOR command to load a file that has just one realy long line (like 50000+ chars). it does not load and no warning error appears, looks like the file was loaded, but no lines were found. for /f "tokens=*" %%c in ("%file%") do (......

I'm having a problem...
Sometimes the file has just one line, but it's an extremely long line. (like 50000+ chars)
So with the FOR command the file doenst load, and doens't appear any warning error.

Why ?

First, I just realize that since I have 2000 lines on my file, using loop inside another will take too much time to process. Is there any other way? @ghostmachine4 Sure. This is what I'm trying to do: Transform this file format: time 00:00:00:00 text;blablabla time 00:00:03:29 text;blablablablblablb...

Hello, I'm trying to do the following: for /F "tokens=1-2 delims=;" %%a in ('findstr /i "<Caption" "temp"') do ( set /a counter+=1 set /a N+=1 for /F "tokens=1-2 delims=;" %%e in ('findstr /i "text;" "temp"') do ( se...

Didn't work.
It returned the string after the first "." not after the first ".S"

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