This regards code used in the Windows command line.
I know how to pull a substring out of a variable, but I don't know how
to get a substring out of a variable in a for loop.
When I try the following command...
for %G in (Input_Files\*) do echo %G:~12%
...I get this...
Where can you find the path names of currently selected/highlighted items in Windows Explorer?
I was hoping that I could collect and transfer the paths of all currently selected items for use in a batch file.
I'm using XP Media Center btw.
Do all functions need unique names? Like, would there be any conflicts if I named the functions of each trigger "a", then "b", then "c", etc., with the main actions-function being "a"?
Exactly what does the "Model Detail" setting in the video options do?
I just watched a cinematic, with the model detail set to "low", and the "stand - 3" unit animation was replaced with the unit's "death" animation. If I set the model detail to "medium" or "high", then the unit animations...
The Problem
Any camera field adjustment that is applied over a period of time is subject to being broken if an instance of multi-player lag occurs, where a “Waiting for players...” countdown dialog appears. This can completely screw up a cinematic to the point where it is just absolutely...
I have noticed that if you defeat or victory a player that has left the game, then there is sometimes a loss of unit control that results for some players immediately after the defeat/victory action for their currently selected units.
The loss of control seems to only affect any currently...
I recently found out that my current method of booting inactive players was buggy. (After a little testing I found that active players were sometimes getting booted and that inactive players could still remain in the game.) So I did a forum search and found this...
I would like to use this icon for something. I may have missed it, but I looked through everything and didn't see it.
Where can it be found? :confused: