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Solve : Extra code in FOR/IN/DO command? |
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Answer» Hope someone can help..I know some batch programming but I have recently had a batch file that had the following code FOR /F "tokens=1,2,3* delims= " %%A IN (%userdata%) Do echo %%A in a FOR/IN/DO command...... can someone explain what does /F "tokens=1,2,3* delims= " do and where to find reference to this extra code...I have the book Special Edition Using DOS 6.22 2nd Ed but can't seem to find it ANYWHERE??? Thanks from what i can gather is renames a FILES to the date/time..Thanks for the response but I get the feeling that the bit of code I referred to has something to do with the FORMAT of the file read in?? Anyone??info>>>have a look under for>>>>>.http://www.plympton.info/personal/doscommands.htmlThanks for that REPLY... that explains the goods. Looks like I need a DOS book that covers Windows NT to get info on Command EXTENSIONS and how to ENABLE them!! |
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