batch-file

问题 I have a set of DOS commands that I need to run in different shell instances. Is there a single batch file I can write that would set of multiple cmd instances and execute the set of DOS commands in each of the prompts? 回答1: Your question seems to boil down to how to run a different series of commands in each instance of cmd.exe without having multiple command files. There's a reasonably straightforward way of doing this. The idea is to run the same command file in each instance of cmd.exe,

问题 I have a folder with a Ton of iso images. I've found that a lot of the images have dummy data in them to reach the size of the original DVD. I can save an enormous amount of space by zipping them up. I tried creating a batch file but it failed to work properly. So, I basically want it to create a .7z for each file in a folder, then delete the original file. Here's what I got. It zips the files but it fails on removable of the files afterwards. Can't figure out why: function zipFiles() { dir *

问题 I have a folder with a Ton of iso images. I've found that a lot of the images have dummy data in them to reach the size of the original DVD. I can save an enormous amount of space by zipping them up. I tried creating a batch file but it failed to work properly. So, I basically want it to create a .7z for each file in a folder, then delete the original file. Here's what I got. It zips the files but it fails on removable of the files afterwards. Can't figure out why: function zipFiles() { dir *

问题 How can I start a batch file in full-screen mode? I know that this question was asked before, but it wasn't actually answered. unfortunately, I don't know reverse engineering, so I cant decompile the code. Here is something I tested: @if (@CodeSection == @Batch) @then @echo off rem Use %SendKeys% to send keys to the keyboard buffer set SendKeys=CScript //nologo //E:JScript "%~F0" start cmd.exe %sendkeys% "(%{enter})" goto :EOF @end // JScript section var WshShell = WScript.CreateObject(

问题 My question is about finding and saving the last word of each line. I have multiple lines. This information is saved in a .txt file. Thus, I am required to build a CMD script that can scan through the txt file, find the last word of each line and save it to a new .txt document. The delimiters here will be the space . For example: It's a very small window<34>. The small birds were singing softly. There are three small rooms up stairs (4) The house has but two small second story bedrooms. The

问题 My question is about finding and saving the last word of each line. I have multiple lines. This information is saved in a .txt file. Thus, I am required to build a CMD script that can scan through the txt file, find the last word of each line and save it to a new .txt document. The delimiters here will be the space . For example: It's a very small window<34>. The small birds were singing softly. There are three small rooms up stairs (4) The house has but two small second story bedrooms. The

问题 I need to run a Powershell script to create AD user via a batch file. The thing is I need to run this PS script with elevated privileges (domain admin account). I have tried to script a '.bat' file which encloses all this information but I have been unsuccessful so far. Here is the script : echo off cls echo Sign in with your ADM ID set /p username= powershell -noprofile -command "&{ start-process powershell -ArgumentList '- noprofile -file C:\Users\...\Desktop\Powershell_scripts\New-ADuser

问题 I am working on a batch file that is supposed to show the currently estimated charge remaining. But when I run the command I get the desired result plus the error message Missing operand. output. My code: FOR /F "delims= skip=1" %%i IN ('WMIC PATH Win32_Battery Get EstimatedChargeRemaining') DO (SET /a CHR=%%i) ECHO "Battery Level: %CHR%" How can I get rid of that undesired output Missing operand. ? I have already tried to remove % from the last part, i.e. DO (SET /a CHR=i) , but when I do so

问题 I want to enable/disable a network connection from the command-line in Windows 8. netsh interface set interface “Local Area Connection” DISABLED To enable the interface, you'd then run: netsh interface set interface “Local Area Connection” ENABLED When I try this, it generates an error message which states that "no more data is available". 回答1: This works for me: netsh interface set interface name="Local Area Connection" admin=DISABLED 回答2: This may be enough for you if you are using DHCP.

问题 I'm developping a java application, and I get some problems with Output, files, console, So about the files I figure out how to right using utf-8, but I can't figure out to set the encoding in the console. This is a simple test that I use it in my eclipse, then I generate a jar, and I execute it using a .bat file. public class Test { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("Initialisée la procédure"); } } This is the result when I execute my Jar using this bat file: "C: