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- @echo off
- cls
- echo Here is a demonstration of FFG's ability to execute commands for each
- echo found file using the '/e' option. In this demo FFG will search for the
- echo DOS program TREE.COM and execute it. You will be prompted before the
- echo program is executed.
- echo.
- echo (Of course, this program is most likely in your DOS search path so you
- echo wouldn't need to use FFG to go find and execute it, but it is used to
- echo illustrate the option.)
- echo.
- echo Note the use of the /1 option to stop FFG after the first TREE.COM is found.
- echo.
- echo Press any key to begin searching...
- pause >nul
- echo on
- ffg *:tree.com /e /1
- @echo off
- echo Done. Press any key for next demonstration...
- pause>nul
- cls
- echo Note that the last demonstration of running the TREE program attempted to
- echo show the tree starting from the DOS directory. It would be more useful to
- echo to show it from the root directory. We can do this with FFG by specifying
- echo the command line with the /e option switch. Here's how:
- echo.
- echo Press any key to begin searching...
- pause >nul
- echo on
- :: Note that double %%'s are required because the DOS batch file interpreter
- :: removes one of them.
- ffg *:tree.com /e%%N%%_\ /1
- @echo off
- echo Done. Press any key for next demonstration...
- pause>nul
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