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Try including the echo inside the brackets like this:

This is very simple to perform with JREPL.BAT :D Assuming the input file is indeed UTF-16 LE, and you want your output to be the same, then: jrepl "^(\d+) DIALOG" "$txt=$0; openOutput($1+'.rc',false,true);" /jq /utf /f dialog.rc The /jq option instructs that the 2nd argument is JScript code. The /u...

Thank you to everyone who helped with this solution

Don't rely on NP++. It can't handle UTF-16 (it doesn't even know of UTF-16). This was reported as bug way more than 10 years ago but the developers ignore it. Thus, they ignore the existence of languages like Japanese, Chinese and Korean on Windows. That's weird and the main reason why I once stopp...

@aGerman @Aacini Thank you, both solutions create the individual files but they contain garbage characters :( I assume this is because the input file is unicode, Notepad++ reports it has "UCS-2 LE BOM" encoding I tried changing the following section of code < Dialog.rc ( to type Dialog.rc ^|( but th...

I am trying to decide the best way of splitting the following single .rc file into mutiple files. The start of each split are the lines where the first column is a number and the second column begins with the word DIALOG The end of each split should be either a blank line or another start line (in c...

This problem has been solved by both @aGerman and @Squashman

But I wonder if its possible to tweak the solution from @Squashman so that it works without the call statement?

Call Set "_dummy=%%_cities:!_substr!=%%"

Thank you

@Aacini

Thank you, your batch-fu is strong

@IcarusLives

Thanks for your help.

for /f "delims=?" %A in ("123?456?789") do echo %A

This runs the loop once and sets %A to 123

I want it to loop for each substring based on the delimiter so that I can run a number of commands on %A

Loop 1 %A = 123
Loop 2 %A = 456
Loop 3 %A = 789

Thank you

@aGerman
@Squashman

Thank you for your help

That does work but I was hoping to find a way to fix the existing code without adding another for loop.

Maybe some extra exclamation or percent characters.

Thanks.

Thank you for your input Steffen, unfortunately that does not work :( Here is the new code: @Echo off for /f "delims=" %%F in ('dir /b "C:\Windows"') do ( Setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion Set _cities="Aberdeen, London, Edinburgh" Set _substr=Rome Set _dummy=!_cities:%_substr%=! Echo !_dummy! If Not "...

I am trying to delete a substring from a variable using another variable inside a for /f loop. The "Setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion" is required for other code. The following example does not work. Please help. Thank you. @Echo off for /f "delims=" %%F in ('dir /b "C:\Windows"') do ( Setlocal Enable...