Re: tscmd31.zip Useful NT/2000/XP script tricks and tips

[Dr John Stockton]

JRS: In article <ts20050925...@loisto.uwasa.fi>, dated Sun, 25
Sep 2005 18:54:23, seen in news:alt.msdos.batch.nt, Timo Salmi
<t...@UWasa.Fi> posted :
> 115} How can I decompose the path to be one folder per line?

or?
path | mtr -o -x+ - .*= = "" ; = \r\n MiniTrue
or?
path | sed -e s/.*=// -e s/;/\r\n/g

which work in Win98 and AFAICS ought to elsewhere.

> 116} How do I get a list all the *.BAT files which are at path?

or?
HUNT *.bat x p1 e o
and (not recommended) HUNT *.bat x p e "" n will execute them all.

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[Timo Salmi]

In article <uatXKdCm...@merlyn.demon.co.uk>,

Dr John Stockton <repl...@merlyn.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> Timo Salmi <t...@UWasa.Fi> posted :
> > 115} How can I decompose the path to be one folder per line?
>
> or?
> path | mtr -o -x+ - .*= = "" ; = \r\n MiniTrue
> or?
> path | sed -e s/.*=// -e s/;/\r\n/g

Thanks, John. I included the sed solution for the next update.

> which work in Win98 and AFAICS ought to elsewhere.
>
>
> > 116} How do I get a list all the *.BAT files which are at path?
>
> or?
> HUNT *.bat x p1 e o
> and (not recommended) HUNT *.bat x p e "" n will execute them all.

I also included the reference to your posting.

(alt.msdos.batch.nt added)

All the best, Timo

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