TCBL new version (1.04 )

[tcvol]

[face=courier]The Solution seems to be:[/face]

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parameters= %P%N testhd "%P" "%T" ....

it does work, when using no spaces, but does not if you use spaces.
see #2, var2, var3

from my point of view it seems that tcbl has a problem if 2 parameters use quotes.

path/filenames with and without quotes should be treated equally.
it seems that if i use 4 quotes, only 3 are recognized by tcbl (last post).

1)
input: c:\temp\te st\!sync.log
?%P%N testhd %P "%P" "%P"

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C:\temp\te st>echo var1: C:\temp\te
var1: C:\temp\te

C:\temp\te st>echo var1 quotes from tcbl script: "C:\temp\te"
var1 quotes from tcbl script: "C:\temp\te"

C:\temp\te st>echo var2: st\
var2: st\

C:\temp\te st>echo var2 quotes from tcbl script: "st"
var2 quotes from tcbl script: "st"

C:\temp\te st>echo var3: C:\temp\te st\
var3: C:\temp\te st\

C:\temp\te st>echo var3 quotes from tcbl script: "C:\temp\te st"
var3 quotes from tcbl script: "C:\temp\te st"

C:\temp\te st>PAUSE
Drücken Sie eine beliebige Taste . . .

2)
input: c:\temp\!test
?%P%N testhd %P "%P" "%P"

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C:\temp>echo var1: C:\temp\
var1: C:\temp\

C:\temp>echo var1 quotes from tcbl script: "C:\temp"
var1 quotes from tcbl script: "C:\temp"

C:\temp>echo var2: C:\temp\
var2: C:\temp\

C:\temp>echo var2 quotes from tcbl script: "C:\temp"
var2 quotes from tcbl script: "C:\temp"

C:\temp>echo var3: C:\temp\
var3: C:\temp\

C:\temp>echo var3 quotes from tcbl script: "C:\temp"
var3 quotes from tcbl script: "C:\temp"

C:\temp>PAUSE
Drücken Sie eine beliebige Taste . . .

[nsp]

[face=courier]The Solution seems to be:[/face]

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parameters= %P%N testhd "%P" "%T" ....

it does work, when using no spaces, but does not if you use spaces.
see #2, var2, var3...?
...
%P%N testhd %P "%P" "%P"
...

Tcvol, you cannot use %P or %T without quotes as shown "%P" "%T". Total commander does not automatically quote them when it pass parameter to external program , and windows use last \ as escape character to allow " inside parameter !

Consider this as a TC incomplete feature (only quoting filenames) or/and a windows bug... But thrust me, this is not due to TCBL !

[tcvol]

because of the mentioned "problem" i think i got the parameters for the menubar/submenu right

it works now if %P or %N or %T has a whitespace within the name:

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menu2=&deploy
button2="%commander_path%\icons\tcmenu\copyhd.ico"
cmd2=""%commander_path%\addons\tcmd\tcbl\tcbl.exe" -I "%commander_path%\.scripts\tcbl\deploy.ini""
param2=%P%N "deploytc" "%%commander_path%%\addons\util\winrar\winrar.exe" "%%commander_path%%\addons\util\cli\shortcut.exe" "%P\" "%T\"

in the batch file use double quotes when using it with a command line app

see also this thread:
http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=167867#167867

[tcvol]

new questions

how can i use a wdx from tc?
the following works .. but what should i use for tc's own columns?

tcbl.ini

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[mkv]
pre=@echo on
pre=set tab=	
pre=echo fileid%tab%filename%tab%fulldirname%tab%YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS%tab%parentdir%tab%sizeinbytes >> c:\temp\echo.txt
cmd=echo $c	$n	$p	$#m	$p1	$!%Size.GiB@DirSizeCalc.wdx%$! >> c:\temp\echo.txt
end=PAUSE

tcbl.bar

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menu3=&mkv
button3=c:\temp\short.ico
cmd3=""%commander_path%\addons\tcmd\tcbl\tcbl.exe" -I "%commander_path%\.scripts\tcbl\deploy.ini""
param3=%L mkv

what currently does not work is the following:
$!%fsize.size_unique_files.Gbytes@fsize.wdx% $!


thx

[nsp]

new questions

how can i use a wdx from tc?
the following works .. but what should i use for tc's own columns?

what currently does not work is the following:
$!%fsize.size_unique_files.Gbytes@fsize.wdx% $!

You're welcome

SuperWdx (which i use as wdx proxy) does not support dimensions for numbers... for now, you can only use

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$!%fsize.size_unique_files@fsize.wdx% $!

and get result in byte !

You can test with SSetting which is included with SuperWdx.

Workaround if you want to get result as integer without no round !
use : [/code]set /A Size.Gb= $!%fsize.size_unique_files.Gbytes@fsize.wdx% $!/ (1024*1024*1024)[/code]
and you can use %Size.Gb% as dos variable...

If i can get some free time, i will look for adding some of those in SuperWdxPlus

[tcvol]

yes and here we go:

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[mkv]
pre=@echo on
pre=set tab=	
pre=set mytarget=$1
pre=set mytarget=%mytarget%genlist.xls
pre=echo fileid%tab%fullname%tab%filename%tab%parentdir%tab%grandparentdir%tab%grandgrandparentdir%tab%sizebyte%tab%sizekbyte%tab%sizemb%tab%sizegb%tab%datechanged%tab%ext > %mytarget%
cmd=set myc=$C
cmd=set myfull=$f
cmd=set myname=$n
cmd=set myext=$e

cmd=set myp=$p1
cmd=set mygp=$p2
cmd=set myggp=$p3

cmd=set check1=%myp:~0,2%

cmd=for %%x in (A: B: C: D: E: F: G: H: I: J: K: L: M: N: O: P: Q: R: S: T: U: V: W: X: Y: Z:) do ( if "%%x" == "%check1%" set myp=%myp:~3%)

cmd=set check2=%mygp:~0,2%

cmd=for %%x in (A: B: C: D: E: F: G: H: I: J: K: L: M: N: O: P: Q: R: S: T: U: V: W: X: Y: Z:) do ( if "%%x" == "%check2%" set mygp=%mygp:~3%)

cmd=set check3=%myggp:~0,2%

cmd=for %%x in (A: B: C: D: E: F: G: H: I: J: K: L: M: N: O: P: Q: R: S: T: U: V: W: X: Y: Z:) do ( if "%%x" == "%check3%" set myggp=%myggp:~3%)

cmd=echo %myp%
cmd=echo %mygp%
cmd=echo %myggp%

cmd=if "%myp%"=="" set myp=C:
cmd=if "%mygp%"=="" set mygp=C:
cmd=if "%myggp%"=="" set myggp=C:

cmd=if "%myp%"=="%mygp%" set mygp=C:
cmd=if "%mygp%"=="%myggp%" set myggp=C:
cmd=if "%myp%"=="%myggp%" set myggp=C:

cmd=set /A mysize=$!%Size.GiB@DirSizeCalc.wdx%$!
cmd=set /A mysizek=$!%Size.GiB@DirSizeCalc.wdx%$! / 1024
cmd=set /A mysizemb=$!%Size.GiB@DirSizeCalc.wdx%$!/ (1024*1024)
cmd=set /A mysizegb=$!%Size.GiB@DirSizeCalc.wdx%$!/ (1024*1024*1024)

cmd=set mydate=$#m
cmd=echo %myc%%tab%%myfull%%tab%%myname%%tab%%myp%%tab%%mygp%%tab%%myggp%%tab%%mysize%%tab%%mysizek%%tab%%mysizemb%%tab%%mysizegb%%tab%%mydate%%tab%%myext% >> %mytarget%

update: small improvements

[\/4D3R]

ok i updated the script, which works for ~100-200 files.

however it just quits after a certain amount of files, when there are ~ 300-3000 files without any error.
is there any limit in tcbl, cmd.exe (buffer, etc. ..)?

thx

here is the used script:

command:

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"%commander_path%\addons\tcmd\tcbl\tcbl.exe" -I "%commander_path%\.scripts\tcbl\mkv.ini"

parameter:

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%L mkv2 "%T\"

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[mkv2]
pre=@echo off
pre=set tab=	
pre=set mytarget=$1
pre=set mytarget=%mytarget%genlist.xls
pre=echo fileid%tab%fullname%tab%filename%tab%parentdir%tab%grandparentdir%tab%grandgrandparentdir%tab%sizebyte%tab%sizekbyte%tab%sizemb%tab%sizegb%tab%datechanged%tab%ext > %mytarget%
cmd=set myc=$C
cmd=set myfull=$f
cmd=set myname=$n
cmd=set myext=$e

cmd=set myp=$p1
cmd=set mygp=$p2
cmd=set myggp=$p3

cmd=set check1=%myp:~0,2%

cmd=for %%x in (A: B: C: D: E: F: G: H: I: J: K: L: M: N: O: P: Q: R: S: T: U: V: W: X: Y: Z:) do ( if "%%x" == "%check1%" set myp=%myp:~3%)

cmd=set check2=%mygp:~0,2%

cmd=for %%x in (A: B: C: D: E: F: G: H: I: J: K: L: M: N: O: P: Q: R: S: T: U: V: W: X: Y: Z:) do ( if "%%x" == "%check2%" set mygp=%mygp:~3%)

cmd=set check3=%myggp:~0,2%

cmd=for %%x in (A: B: C: D: E: F: G: H: I: J: K: L: M: N: O: P: Q: R: S: T: U: V: W: X: Y: Z:) do ( if "%%x" == "%check3%" set myggp=%myggp:~3%)

cmd=if "%myp%"=="" set myp=C:
cmd=if "%mygp%"=="" set mygp=C:
cmd=if "%myggp%"=="" set myggp=C:

cmd=if "%myp%"=="%mygp%" set mygp=C:
cmd=if "%mygp%"=="%myggp%" set myggp=C:
cmd=if "%myp%"=="%myggp%" set myggp=C:

cmd=set /A mysize=$!%Size@DirSizeCalc.wdx%$!
cmd=if %mysize% lss 0 set /A mysize=%mysize%*(-1)

cmd=set mysizek==G%myi%/(1024)
cmd=set mysizemb==G%myi%/(1024*1024)
cmd=set mysizegb==G%myi%/(1024*1024*1024)

cmd=set mydate=$#m
cmd=echo %myc%
cmd=echo "%myc%%tab%%myfull%%tab%%myname%%tab%%myp%%tab%%mygp%%tab%%myggp%%tab%%mysize%%tab%%mysizek%%tab%%mysizemb%%tab%%mysizegb%%tab%%mydate%%tab%%myext%" >> %mytarget%
end=PAUSE

update:
ok i tested it again with a simpler form and discovered 2 problems.

1) when using a .wdx tcbl adds 2 quotes at the end
e.g. 12345678"" instead of 12345678
a quick fix was to use set and "" in the echo statement

however
2) because of the quick fix, there seems to be a problem when the filename contains a % (percent sign)
it seems it is a genereal problem with % in the filename.

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[mkv3]
pre=echo off
pre=set tab=	
cmd=echo $i
cmd=REM bug: if $!%Size@DirSizeCalc.wdx%$! used in echo statement the result is 12345678"" instead of 12345678 - excel takes care of ""12345678"" -> 12345678
cmd=set mysize=$!%Size@DirSizeCalc.wdx%$!
cmd=echo $i%tab%$f%tab%$n%tab%$p1%tab%$p2%tab%$p3%tab%"%mysize%"%tab%=G$i%tab%=G$i%tab%=G$i%tab%$#m%tab%$e >> C:\temp\genereatedlist.xls
end=PAUSE

[nsp]

ok i updated the script, which works for ~100-200 files.

however it just quits after a certain amount of files, when there are ~ 300-3000 files without any error.
is there any limit in tcbl, cmd.exe (buffer, etc. ..)?

thx

Yes tcbl have some limitations :
32K for a single ini section
8K for a single line of interpreted command.

if you want to avoid quoting problem, you should use the q parameter (Let me quote myself)

- - -
by the way i detected some bug for very long filelist (side effect) i will fix it later.

[\/4D3R]

ok i updated the script, which works for ~100-200 files.

however it just quits after a certain amount of files, when there are ~ 300-3000 files without any error.
is there any limit in tcbl, cmd.exe (buffer, etc. ..)?

thx

Yes tcbl have some limitations :
32K for a single ini section
8K for a single line of interpreted command.

if you want to avoid quoting problem, you should use the q parameter (Let me quote myself)

- - -
by the way i detected some bug for very long filelist (side effect) i will fix it later.

thx for your reply

i am not sure if i get it right.
when do you use option -q?
when the textfile (e.g. %L, %P%N) is a long filename or the filename of each entry (e.g. $f)?
the option -Q doesn't change anything here.

still currently my problem is:

original filename: u:\MP3EEZ\Compilation\Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\11 - gwen mccrae - 90% of me is you.mp3

tcbl converts $f to:
"U:\MP3EEZ\Compilation\Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\11 - gwen mccrae - 90 of me is you.mp3"

now when putting together the line:
12 fields

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"2     u:\MP3EEZ\Compilation\Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\11 - gwen mccrae - 90% of me is you.mp3 ...etc..."

converts to
2 fields

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"2	U:\MP3EEZ\Compilation\Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\11 - gwen mccrae - 90tab1 - gwen mccrae - 90tabtabtabtab%mysize%tabtabtabtab0050725-225355	mp3" 

regarding the limits:
the ini section is below 32K (saved it as a single file).
how can i check if a single line (cmd=) is below 8K?

thx again

[nsp]

thx for your reply

i am not sure if i get it right.
when do you use option -q?
when the textfile (e.g. %L, %P%N) is a long filename or the filename of each entry (e.g. $f)?
the option -Q doesn't change anything here.

still currently my problem is:

original filename: u:\MP3EEZ\Compilation\Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\11 - gwen mccrae - 90% of me is you.mp3

The "q" (not "Q") parameter only tell that you will quote by yourself all the strings !

tcbl never replace any % but the command interpreter does inside bat file..... !

(a new version is online for testing only that escape the % in filename and wdx result see post 1)

if you did not replace notepad you can use the "e" parameter to verify and even modify what will be interpreted !

Regards....

[\/4D3R]

that -e option is cool
i see what -q does now. i mixed up capital and small letters.

ok with the version from today (06.09.2009 16:42) i get the following tcbl.bat file:

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echo off
set tab=	
echo 1
set mysize="4243080"
echo "1%tab%U:\MP3EEZ\Compilation\Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\10 - martine girault - revival.mp3%tab%"
PAUSE

echo 2
set mysize="2712513"
echo "2%tab%U:\MP3EEZ\Compilation\Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\11 - gwen mccrae - 90% of me is you.mp3%tab%"
PAUSE

echo 3
set mysize="4238064"
echo "3%tab%U:\MP3EEZ\Compilation\Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\12 - burt bacharach - south american getaway (butch cassidy soundtrack version).mp3%tab%"
PAUSE

PAUSE

and i guess % should be %% ..
if i replace it, the filename is correct.

[nsp]

that -e option is cool
i see what -q does now. i mixed up capital and small letters.

ok with the version from today (06.09.2009 16:42) i get the following tcbl.bat file:

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echo off
set tab=	
echo 1
set mysize="4243080"
echo "1%tab%U:\MP3EEZ\Compilation\Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\10 - martine girault - revival.mp3%tab%"
PAUSE

8<......

and i guess % should be %% ..
if i replace it, the filename is correct.

If you use the TCBL_New.exe see test vesrion the % will be automatically escaped as %%.

By the way, you could have done this in one line only with the regular version !

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[mkv5]
cmd=$i	$f	$p3	$z	$e	$!%Size@DirSizeCalc.wdx%$!	=F$i / 1048576

Use the -qpexI parameters ...
The file will be generated wihtout quote (q) and paused and edited (pe ) but not eXecuted (x) ....

From notepad, you can save it directly to your generatedList.xls ! (some empty line should be appear this can be easilly filtered with pspad, notepad++ ......

tab character is not altered by echo and tre %tab% trick is mostly used when you want to use it from command line. surrounding quote are useless also !

for those listing usage WdxInfoPacker made by franck8244 is more appropriate than tcbl....

[Edited] Small correction about empty lines and / operator

[\/4D3R]

cool the % is replaced by %% now.

however, the .wdx seems to have a problem with a file and % in the filename.
instead of the value it prints out E.
maybe the .wdx function demands a "unescaped" filename? (e.g. one %)

e.g.
tcbl.bat

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echo off
echo 1	"U:\MP3EEZ\Compilation\Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\10 - martine girault - revival.mp3"	"10 - martine girault - revival.mp3"	"Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"4243080"	=G1	=G1	=G1	20050725-225346	mp3
echo 1	"U:\MP3EEZ\Compilation\Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\10 - martine girault - revival.mp3"	"10 - martine girault - revival.mp3"	"Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"4243080"	=G1	=G1	=G1	20050725-225346	mp3 >> C:\temp\genlist.xls

echo 2	"U:\MP3EEZ\Compilation\Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\11 - gwen mccrae - 90%% of me is you.mp3"	"11 - gwen mccrae - 90%% of me is you.mp3"	"Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"E "	=G2	=G2	=G2		mp3
echo 2	"U:\MP3EEZ\Compilation\Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\11 - gwen mccrae - 90%% of me is you.mp3"	"11 - gwen mccrae - 90%% of me is you.mp3"	"Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"E "	=G2	=G2	=G2		mp3 >> C:\temp\genlist.xls

echo 3	"U:\MP3EEZ\Compilation\Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\12 - burt bacharach - south american getaway (butch cassidy soundtrack version).mp3"	"12 - burt bacharach - south american getaway (butch cassidy soundtrack version).mp3"	"Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"4238064"	=G3	=G3	=G3	20050725-225408	mp3
echo 3	"U:\MP3EEZ\Compilation\Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\12 - burt bacharach - south american getaway (butch cassidy soundtrack version).mp3"	"12 - burt bacharach - south american getaway (butch cassidy soundtrack version).mp3"	"Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"Ambient Sunset Atmosphere Chill Out\Bargrooves\Bargrooves - Vintagegrooves\"	"4238064"	=G3	=G3	=G3	20050725-225408	mp3 >> C:\temp\genlist.xls

PAUSE

tested 1000, 9000 and 28000 (18MB tcbl.bat), 45000 files.
perfect, the script finishes now

i tried wdxinfo packer before but it is very limited.
tcbl (+ branch view, selected files) is much more flexible and powerful .. it's THE perfect tool

another question:
i just used $!%Size@DirSizeCalc.wdx%$! because i could not figure out how to use tc's own size call.
i tried $!%size@tc.wdx%$! and all other forms i could think of.
is there a way to use tc's attributes within tcbl?

[nsp]

cool the % is replaced by %% now.

however, the .wdx seems to have a problem with a file and % in the filename.

.... small bug
New beta version should be ok ! (even with a "Q" option (that do not quote and do not replace % sign

...... tcbl (+ branch view, selected files) is much more flexible and powerful t's THE perfect tool

unfortunately not, Unicode is missing, i have also bunch of enhancement in mind

another question:
i just used $!%Size@DirSizeCalc.wdx%$! because i could not figure out how to use tc's own size call.
i tried $!%size@tc.wdx%$! and all other forms i could think of.
is there a way to use tc's attributes within tcbl?

tc internal wdx attributes are not callable outside tc (as i know) but you can use filesys.wdx ...

[\/4D3R]

kewl, now i can finish writing the script

do you want me to translate the TCBL.txt to german?