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What would the temp files be called (either extension or other param
I can search on) ?
The .bat file did CD into about 100 folders to pickoff and zip my .pdf
files I had scattered about.
So I'm assuming the working directory changed to each one the CD command worked with. However when it encountered the & symbol it went off into a subdir within the folder where I called the .bat...
2009-10-01 18:37:55 UTC in 7-Zip
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Great product BTW !
I just had to abort a zip in progress using a .BAT file (I had a & character
in the zip file name and the filename wasn't quoted) and 7ZIP went off
into a folder I wasn't using and trying to compress several 1000 files.
I caught it and aborted and fixed the .BAT file.
Will there be any repercussions from the abort ? Any files or partial
files I need to hunt down...
2009-09-30 22:45:20 UTC in 7-Zip
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Sounds like a job for a scripting language like VBScript.
VBScript can get a list of files in a folder, and loop thru them, open each file
and replace text and re-save the file.
2009-08-20 13:32:27 UTC in Notepad++
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I don't think XMLStarlet supports "editing in place" meaning that the XML that shows up onscreen to
the STDinput doesn't go anywhere. YOu have to redirect it to a file.
If you're on windows try...
xml.exe ed -u "/Deployment/Properties/Property[@name='INSTALLDIR']" -v "D:\ADOBE" install.xml > newinstall.xml
and open newinstall.xml and see if it's...
2009-04-14 14:09:18 UTC in XMLStarlet command line XML toolkit
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Try this:
go to START --> RUN type in %userprofile%\SendTo and hit ENTER
Create a shortcut to Notepad++ exe.
Then right click on the icon and hit PROPERTIES
Change the TARGET to add in the -multiInst and hit APPLY
Rename the Shortcut to NewNotepad++ or something.
then try using Explorer, right click and SendTo
and see if that works.
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2009-04-14 01:50:43 UTC in Notepad++
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So the XPath is like saying:
Find all BorlandProject nodes in the ii namespace, then under those nodes find all VersionInfo nodes that have no namespace.
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2009-04-14 01:42:48 UTC in XMLStarlet command line XML toolkit
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no it's two // for each...
-u "//ii:BorlandProject//VersionInfo[@Name='MajorVer']"
From the MSXML SDK:
Recursive descent
An expression that uses the double forward slash (//) indicates a search that
can include zero or more levels of hierarchy. When this operator appears at
the beginning of the pattern, the context is relative to the root of the
document. For example...
2009-04-14 01:41:12 UTC in XMLStarlet command line XML toolkit
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Use the namespace on the BorlandProject (which is the parentnode to the VersionInfo nodes) then
no namespace on the childNodes under that one...
xml ed -N ii="http://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003" -u "//ii:BorlandProject//VersionInfo[@Name='MajorVer']" -v "77" namespace.xml > ns.xml
Gives me in ns.xml...
<VersionInfo>.
2009-04-06 23:37:32 UTC in XMLStarlet command line XML toolkit
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You can edit nodes by their ordinal position so:
xml ed -u "//string[1]" -v "Steven Jobs" -u "//string[2]" -v "Apple Computers" -u "//string[3]" -v "777-7777-777" plist.xml > plist-2.xml
Plist-2.xml looks like:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple...
2009-04-06 23:04:58 UTC in XMLStarlet command line XML toolkit
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Try
xml ed -d "//genre[.='Angel']" movies.xml > movies-edited.xml
then look at the movies-edited.xml
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2009-04-06 22:57:37 UTC in XMLStarlet command line XML toolkit
