So.. This is (to me anyway) the most important feature of this program. I need this to work. Please don\'t laugh.. (okay you can laugh) but when my program errors, I want it to
Include the following in your script:
:::
::: _ _,---._
::: ,-',' `-.___
::: /-;' `._
::: /\/ ._ _,'o \
::: ( /\ _,--'\,','"`. )
::: |\ ,'o \' //\
::: | \ / ,--'""`-.
::: : \_ _/ ,-' `-._
::: \ `--' / )
::: `. \`._ ,' ________,','
::: .--` ,' ,--` __\___,;'
::: \`.,-- ,' ,`_)--' /`.,'
::: \( ; | | ) (`-/
::: `--'| |) |-/
::: | | | | |
::: | | |,.,-. | |_
::: | `./ / )---` )
::: _| / ,', ,-'
::: ,'|_( /-<._,' |--,
::: | `--'---. \/ \
::: | / \ /\ \
::: ,-^---._ | \ / \ \
::: ,-' \----' \/ \--`.
::: / \ \ \
:::
for /f "delims=: tokens=*" %%A in ('findstr /b ::: "%~f0"') do @echo(%%A
The image could be placed anywhere within the script. It does not need to be near the FOR statement. I chose :::
as a distinguishing label for each image line because :
is used for normal labels, and ::
is frequently used as a comment.
2014-10-22 Update
There is an even simpler solution using my REPL.BAT utility - a hybrid JScript/batch script that performs a regex search/replace on stdin and writes the result to stdout. Simply substitute the following line for the FOR statement above:
call repl "^:::" "" a <"%~f0"
REPL.BAT is pure script that will run on any Windows machine from XP onward. Full documentation is embedded within the script. This solution uses the A
option to only print lines that were altered.