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finding the strings beween 2 characters "/" & "/" in .txt file
Post 302721269 by Behrouzx77 on Thursday 25th of October 2012 09:32:00 AM
10-25-2012
Thankss RudiC!!! Helped me a lot 
It did work
Can I ask another question?
script code created something like 100 files
to create a list of all files what should I do?
the exact thing that I need is to create another .txt file that contains the string between 2nd and 3rd "/" and the number of iteration
for example :
1-jtagc 10
2-external_tdrs 15
and so on
Thanks again for your help
It did work
Can I ask another question?
script code created something like 100 files
to create a list of all files what should I do?
the exact thing that I need is to create another .txt file that contains the string between 2nd and 3rd "/" and the number of iteration
for example :
1-jtagc 10
2-external_tdrs 15
and so on
Thanks again for your help
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