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how-to open all your desired source files in your favorite editor on windows

@echo off

echo docs at the end ... 

set _BaseDir=E:\perl\sfw

set _ProductName=PerlMinLogger

set _ProductVersion=1.1.0

set _ProductType=dev

set _ProductOwner=ysg

set _EnvironmentName=%_ProductName%.%_ProductVersion%.%_ProductType%.%_ProductOwner%

set _ProductVersionDir=%_BaseDir%\%_ProductName%\%_EnvironmentName%

set _TextEditorName=textpad

:: OPEN all the files from the sfw dir

for /f %%i in ('dir %_ProductVersionDir%\sfw\*.sh *.cmd /s /b') do start /max  %_TextEditorName%  "%%i"

:: OPEN all the files from the sfw dir

for /f %%i in ('dir %_ProductVersionDir%\sfw\perl\*.pm *.pl /s /b') do start /max  %_TextEditorName%  "%%i"

:: open all the files from the conf dir

for /f %%i in ('dir %_ProductVersionDir%\conf\*.ini /s /b') do start /max  %_TextEditorName%  "%%i"

:: OPEN all the files from the log dir

for /f %%i in ('dir %_ProductVersionDir%\data\log\*.log /s /b') do start /max  %_TextEditorName%  "%%i"

ECHO OPEN THE SearchAndReplace Utility

:: cmd start /max SearchAndReplace.exe

:: File: Open-PerlMinLogger.1.1.0.dev.ysg.hostName.cmd

:: Purpose: Single click for all desired files of types in your favorite text editor

:: Requirements  

:: W2K and bigger. The name of your text editor should be in your path 

:: Your texteditor should support TextEditor FileToOpen1 FileToOpen2  call syntax

how-to zip a relative path win winzip by specifying only specific files to include in package

@echo off

:: VARS SETTING

set _ProductName=cas

set _ProductVersion=0.7.5

set _ProductType=dev

set _ProductOwner=ysg

set _MasterSourceRootPath=E:

set _ProductDir=%_MasterSourceRootPath%\%_ProductName%

set _EnvironmentName=%_ProductName%.%_ProductVersion%.%_ProductType%.%_ProductOwner%

set _ProductVersionDir=%_ProductDir%\%_EnvironmentName%

set _DeploymentPackageName=%_EnvironmentName%.zip

set _DeploymentPackageFilePath=%_MasterSourceRootPath%\%_DeploymentPackageName%

::CREATE THE LOG DIR IT WOULD BE NICE TO JUST DELETE IT FROM TIME TO TIME ...

mkdir %_ProductVersionDir%\log\

::SET ERROR LOG FILES AND INSTALL LOG FILES WITH TIMESTAMPING ... SETT

set _ERRORLOG=%_ProductVersionDir%\sfw\cmd\zip\%_DeploymentPackageName%_%computerName%_%NICETIME%%username%.error.log

set _INSTALLLOG=%_ProductVersionDir%\sfw\cmd\zip\%_DeploymentPackageName%_%computerName%_%NICETIME%.%username%.install.log

cd %_ProductVersionDir%

echo delete the _DeploymentPackageFilePath %_DeploymentPackageFilePath%

del /q %_DeploymentPackageFilePath%

:: GET THE %NICETIME% VARIABLE IN THE YYYYMMDD_HHmmssmm format ...

call GetNiceTime_on_%COMPUTERNAME%.CMD

echo CHECK ONES MORE ALL THE VARIABLES  :

ECHO =====================================================================¨

ECHO.

::ECHO ALL THE VARS STARTING WITH _

set _

:: WAIT FOR ONE SECOND 

ping -n 3 127.0.0.1 >NUL

ECHO.

ECHO =====================================================================¨

ECHO CTRL + c , y TO ABOUT , PRESS ANYTHING ELSE TO PROCEED

PAUSE    

cd %_ProductDir%

for /f %%i in ('type %_ProductVersionDir%\sfw\cmd\zip\FilesToInclude.%_EnvironmentName%.txt') do zip -v -9 %_DeploymentPackageName% %%i 

:: zip [-options] [-b path] [-t mmddyyyy] [-n suffixes] [zipfile list] [-xi list]

:: -9   compress better

:: -ll CR LF to LF)

:: -v   verbose operation/print version info

:: -i   include only the following names

PAUSE

how-to quickly kill a process with PowerShell

Start - Run :
powershell Stop-Process -processname textpad

how-to trouble shoot FW connections on Windows

@echo off
echo This is a simple batch file to troubleshoot a FW connectivity between
echo 2 hosts to be run under Win host , set your own vars

call GetNiceTime_on_%computername%.cmd


set _SourceServerHostName=sourceHostname
set _DestinationServerHostName=target
set _SourceServerIpAddress=101.125.51.140
set _DestinationServerIpAddress=110.135.52.31
set _RunDir=%CD%
set _InConfigLog=%_RunDir%\ifconfig_%NiceTime%.txt
set _PingLog=%_RunDir%\ping_%NiceTime%.txt
set _TracertLog=%_RunDir%\tracert_%NiceTime%.txt
set _SysInfoLog=%_RunDir%\sysinfo_%NiceTime%.txt



echo who , where , when >%_InConfigLog%
echo %userName% , %computername% , %date% , %time% >> %_InConfigLog%
echo runing: ipconfig /all >> %_InConfigLog%
ipconfig /all >> %_InConfigLog%


echo who , where , when >%_PingLog%
echo %userName% , %computername% , %date% , %time% >> %_PingLog%
echo running ping %_DestinationServerIpAddress% >> %_PingLog%
ping %_DestinationServerIpAddress% >> %_PingLog%

echo who , where , when >%_TracertLog%
echo %userName% , %computername% , %date% , %time% >> %_TracertLog%
echo running tracert %_DestinationServerIpAddress% >> %_TracertLog%
tracert %_DestinationServerIpAddress% >> %_TracertLog%

echo who , where , when >%_SysInfo%
echo %userName% , %computername% , %date% , %time% >> %_SysInfo%
echo running sysinfo on %computername% >> %_SysInfo%
sysinfo %_DestinationServerIpAddress% >> %_SysInfo%

List of useful Perl modules - ppm query

Data-Dumper [2.126 ] stringified perl data structures, suitable for both
printing and C<eval>
Devel-ptkdb [1.1092 ] Perl debugger using a Tk GUI
Tk [804.029] Tk - a Graphical User Interface Toolkit
Tk-JComboBox [1.14 ] Combo Box similar to the Java Component
Win32-Clipboard [0.56 ] Interaction with the Windows clipboard
pmtools [1.00 ] [Delphi|VB|Java]-like Perl preprocessor

how-to export your texpad settings

or download from Google Code the whole thingy

@ECHO OFF

ECHO any comments suggestions are welcome at : 

ECHO http://ysgitdiary.blogspot.com/search/label/textpad

ECHO This batch file copies some the needed settings of textpad

ECHO it depends on a simple GetNiceTime_on_%computername%.cmd 

ECHO batch file producing the %_NICETIME% variable in YYYYMMDD_hhmmss 

ECHO format

ECHO Tested on Win7 64 -bit TextPad v.5.4.2 

ECHO you should call this batch file from its current directorry

:: GET A YYYYMMDD_hhmmss TIMESTAMP

call GetNiceTime_on_%computername%.cmd

SET _RegFileWithSettings=TextPadSettings_Helios_on_%COMPUTERNAME%_%NiceTime%.reg

SET _RunLog=%0.run.log

SET _ErrorLog=%0.error.log

SET _TextPadSynFilesDirOnWin64=%ProgramFiles(x86)%\TextPad 5\system

SET _PortableSynFilesDir=%CD%\system

SET _RegistryKey=HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Helios\TextPad 5

SET _RegistryFilesDir=%CD%\reg

SET _RegistryFileWithSettings=%_RegistryFilesDir%\TextPadSettings_HeliosKey_on_%computername%_%NiceTime%.reg

ECHO START REGISTRY SETTINGS EXPORT AT %_NiceTime%

ECHO RUN LOG : START REGISTRY SETTINGS EXPORT AT %_NiceTime%  >%_RunLog%

ECHO ERROR LOG START REGISTRY SETTINGS EXPORT AT %_NiceTime%  >%_ErrorLog%

ECHO.1>>%_RunLog% 2>> %_ErrorLog%

ECHO create a directory called sysm in the current directory 

ECHO create a directory called sysm in the current directory 1>>%_RunLog% 2>> %_ErrorLog% 

ECHO.1>>%_RunLog% 2>> %_ErrorLog%

ECHO now copy alls the files from the %Program Files(x86)%\TextPad 5\system\ 

ECHO now copy alls the files from the %Program Files(x86)%\TextPad 5\system\ 1>>%_RunLog% 2>> %_ErrorLog%

ECHO IF NOT EXIST %_PortableSynFilesDir% MKDIR %_PortableSynFilesDir% 1>>%_RunLog% 2>> %_ErrorLog%

IF NOT EXIST %_PortableSynFilesDir% MKDIR %_PortableSynFilesDir% 1>>%_RunLog% 2>> %_ErrorLog%

ECHO.1>>%_RunLog% 2>> %_ErrorLog%

ECHO COPY EACH syn files 

for /f "tokens=*" %%i in (' dir "%_TextPadSynFilesDirOnWin64%\*.syn" /s /b') do copy /y "%%i" "%_PortableSynFilesDir%" 1>>%_RunLog% 2>> %_ErrorLog%

ECHO.1>>%_RunLog% 2>> %_ErrorLog%

:: CREATE THE _RegistryFilesDir if it does not exist 

ECHO IF NOT EXIST %_RegistryFilesDir% MKDIR %_RegistryFilesDir% 1>>%_RunLog% 2>> %_ErrorLog%

IF NOT EXIST %_RegistryFilesDir% MKDIR %_RegistryFilesDir% 1>>%_RunLog% 2>> %_ErrorLog%

ECHO.1>>%_RunLog% 2>> %_ErrorLog%

:: NOW PERFORM THE ACTUAL EXPORT OF THE CURRENT SETTINGS

ECHO REG EXPORT "%_RegistryKey%" "%_RegistryFileWithSettings%" 1>>%_RunLog% 2>> %_ErrorLog%

REG EXPORT "%_RegistryKey%" "%_RegistryFileWithSettings%"

ECHO DONE NOW OPEN THE LOG FILES TO SEE THE RESULTS  :

FOR /F %%i in ('dir "%CD%\*.log" /s /b') do cmd /c start /max textpad "%%i"

:: NOW OPEN TO VIEW THE REGISTRY FILE AS WELL

CMD /C START /MAX textpad %_RegistryFileWithSettings%

:: HINT: you could execute any dos file including this one by creating a new external tool

:: Command: cmd.exe , Parameters: CMD /C $FileName , Check Prompt for parameters 

:: Check Save all documents first , Check Capture output , Check Suppress output untill completed

:: TODO: Add check for 32-bit or 64-bit and copy syn files for that 

:: TODO: Create an NSIS script packing all this into single setup.exe

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