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Answer» After the "for /blah blah TOKENS blah blah blah" command, what would tokens be? Are those like characters in a word or something, or pieces of stored DATA?All of your queries are not only nebulous in content but contain alot of blah blah blah... After the "for /blah blah tokens blah blah blah" command, what would tokens be? Are those like characters in a word or something, or pieces of stored data? Have you tried the /? switch on FOR YET? Quote from: tommyroyall on February 24, 2010, 07:40:08 PM After the "for /blah blah tokens blah blah blah" command, what would tokens be? Are those like characters in a word or something, or pieces of stored data? Tokens are the words of the input line. The separator ( DELIMS) may be a space or a "/" or other separators. For example: C:\>type twodate.bat Code: [Select]for /f "tokens=1-4 delims=/ " %%d in ("%date%") do echo %%f%%e%%d Output: C:\>for /F "tokens=1-4 delims=/ " %d in ("Wed 02/24/2010") do echo %f%e%d 2402Wed C:\> |
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