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Hello,
I have to create a DOS (Windows) command line script, which locates one or several files. xml that are located in a certain directory and change a value of a tag, this tag can be fixed, IE, I will always search it and change by a preset value.
Directory - C: XML (in this directory will be deposited the files generated by the system to make the tag change)
We assume that when running a dir in this directory list three files. xml ( teste1.xml, teste2.xml and teste3.xml), file numbers and filenames will not be standard.
After locating the files all must be checked to locate and replace a certain phrase (TAG) within the file. Example, locate the tag <nome>fulano</nome> and replaced by <nome>ciclano</nome>
By the command line you won’t be able to do that. easier to use the Notepad++, or, if really necessary, make your own tool (which is also not complicated)
– Rovann Linhalis
Use the FART or Powershell
– Valdeir Psr
I tested by FART (the little name hein) and it worked perfectly. Grateful
– David Simas
can do yes per command line using FOR but as the friend already used fart32, there is no need for me to build the script.
– user82136