Hello, people. Some help here. I was planning on buying a computer this weekend, but having learned that i9s are coming out, I thought it was better to try to understand whether is it is a bad idea to buy a computer in the next few weeks or not. Any insights?
@DavidPostill Complete code which keeps breaking because of the exclamation point thing:
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set postText=!postText:+= !
set postText=!postText:%%22="!
set postText=!postText:%%21=uncledavid!
setlocal disabledelayedexpansion
set postText=%postText:uncledavid=!%
echo input: %postText%
I have a file with a list of user-agents which are encoded.
E.g.:
Mozilla%2F5.0%20%28Macintosh%3B%20U%3B%20Intel%20Mac%20OS%20X%2010.6%3B%20en
I want a shell script which can read this file and write to a new file with decoded strings.
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.6; en
I ha...
I want to decode URL encoding, is there any built-in tool for doing this or could anyone provide me with a sed code that will do this?
I did search a bit through unix.stackexchange.com and on the internet but I couldn't find any command line tool for decoding url encoding.
What I want to do is...
How can I encode and decode percent-encoded (URL encoded) strings on the command line?
I'm looking for a solution that can do this:
$ percent-encode "ændrük"
%C3%A6ndr%C3%BCk
$ percent-decode "%C3%A6ndr%C3%BCk"
ændrük
@echo off set postText=hi+%%22+%%21bye echo %postText% setlocal enabledelayedexpansion set postText=!postText:+= ! set postText=!postText:%%22="! set postText=!postText:%%21=uncledavid! setlocal disabledelayedexpansion set postText=%postText:uncledavid=!% echo %postText% endlocal
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@Rahul2001 set postText=!postText:%%C3=^<! works for me
@echo off set postText=hi+%%22+%%21+%%C3bye echo %postText% setlocal enabledelayedexpansion set postText=!postText:+= ! set postText=!postText:%%C3=^<! set postText=!postText:%%22="! set postText=!postText:%%21=uncledavid! setlocal disabledelayedexpansion set postText=%postText:uncledavid=!% echo %postText% endlocal
> [T]he Asus Zenith board for Threadripper includes two 8-pin EPS12V power connections. [...] On the Asus Zenith, dual EPS12V sockets means potentially four 12V rails for Threadripper. That doesn't mean the CPU has to use all of that power, but Asus's X299 board has a single EPS12V plus a second 4-pin ATX12V for the CPU, so it seems Asus expects maximum load plus overclocking to push CPU power draw into new territories. Crazy.
I want to decode URL encoding, is there any built-in tool for doing this or could anyone provide me with a sed code that will do this?
I did search a bit through unix.stackexchange.com and on the internet but I couldn't find any command line tool for decoding url encoding.
What I want to do is...
How can I encode and decode percent-encoded (URL encoded) strings on the command line?
I'm looking for a solution that can do this:
$ percent-encode "ændrük"
%C3%A6ndr%C3%BCk
$ percent-decode "%C3%A6ndr%C3%BCk"
ændrük
