You're right. These were famous drivers! In my OP I was just happy about the new circuit and the teaser video and wanted to share it (just in good humor back then).

Hi, the next "Formula 1" (w/o trailing "r" :) ) race in Austin is on 11/17/13 (or as @isodate: 2013-11-17). Do nor press the "F1"-key here - it won't bring you much further. Calendar

Hi Mathew, (system) C:\TEMP >%@if[%_dow eq Thu,echo have a nice weekend,echo day of week is: %_dow] day of week is: Fri (system) C:\TEMP >%@if[%_dow eq Fri,echo have a nice weekend,echo day of week is: %_dow] have a nice weekend

Steve, this is a very helpful example for me! Never came in my mind :oops:

Have a look at my example of "EchoPath"

You should ;)

For such tasks I often use the MS tool 'logparser' >logparser -i:tsv -iseparator:spaces -rtp:-1 "select * from hex.dat order by value" Filename RowNumber [Index] Value Size Type Bind Other Shndx Name ----------------------------------------- ---------...

@FILES[[/S[[+]n]] [range...][/n] filename[,[{+|-}]rhsadecijopt] shouldn't it be /H ?

This would be another way to do it: >for /a:d /h %dir in (S:\*.*) ( do dir2 in /a:d "%dir"\*.* ( echo %dir2 )) S:\mib\netapp_mib2_1_3 S:\Bilder\20080408 S:\Bilder\20090402 S:\!Documentation\81rc1docs S:\!Documentation\802docs S:\!Documentation\NetApp OnCommand Core50docs...

Have a look at "SETDOS /X" to avoid &-problems.

If you just want to get the 2nd-level directories you could do it this way (q'n'd): Example-directory structure: S:\ >tree /a /s1 S:\ +--mib | \--netapp_mib2_1_3 +--Bilder | +--20080408 | \--20090402 +--quotas +--!Documentation | +--81rc1docs | +--802docs | +--NetApp OnCommand...

Hello Stein, that's a cool idea and actually what I want. It would also work with tcc/le without functions if I "upper" the 3rd parameter before the @replace. Thank you. But even more elegant would be an "ignore case" switch. ;)

Yesterday I became almost desperate because @replacing strings did not work (as expected). I was really doubtful about my mind - until I RTFM. Of course @replace works case sensitive, but what I want to ask: Is there a way to bypass this or perhaps the possibility to enhance @replace with a...

What happens when you select a line in the popup window and press ctrl-enter?

Vince, I make you a gift: :happy: