Batch to search through txt files

[MasterOfNothing]

Hi forum users ,

is it possible, to make a batch to search through all .txt files, that are in the same folder?

Basically, I want to adjust the following .bat, so that instead of having to manually enter the .txt name, it will automatically find any .txt and then does it's search.

Any ideas?

Kind regards, MasterOfNothing, SlaveToEverything

This is the current .bat, where it requires manual input:

Spoiler

@echo off
:loop
echo Looted so far:
@echo off
find /n /c "Name:" C:\Users\sig\Desktop\Dream\Dream\Logs\2016-08-16-14.txt
timeout /t 10
@echo off
echo Captured so far:
find /n /c "CatchSuccess" C:\Users\sig\Desktop\Dream\Dream\Logs\2016-08-16-14.txt
@echo off
echo Counter restart after time expires
timeout /t 60
goto loop

 

[Ironsounds]

Hello... You use the "wildcard" asterisk... *.txt ...this statement will also work in File Explorer searches of any type... *.???

 

[MasterOfNothing]

Cheers, that actually does work.

Except for an unexpected problem. Every .txt has it's one counter.
The result is:

Looted so far:
---------- 2016-08-19-20.TXT: 1

---------- 2016-08-19-21.TXT: 104

---------- 2016-08-19-22.TXT: 126

---------- 2016-08-19-23.TXT: 18

Any way to combine those numbers, 1,104,126,18, so I can run a check, whether the total exceeds a threshold?

 

[Ironsounds]

Hello... Explain to me your "Math" or what your trying to count?... or Total you want to read? My experience is with Counter logic is in PLC's, not DOS batch files... Typically you write a "Boolean" statement/symbol for the Math... and you would need to define the Type of number you are using (FP,integer,?), and have a result put into a memory location, and then calling that memory Location back into your statement, for more math/read statements.

 

[MasterOfNothing]

Every .txt gets searched and will output a number, the goal is to add those numbers, to get one final number and then check, whether that's higher than 1000.
So in this case:
1+104+126+18=x
x > 1000 ?

Edit:
The actual goal is to search through every single. txt file in a folder for the word "success" and output how often the word "success" has been written in total.

 

[Ironsounds]

Hello... Here is a good DOS command page, on this subject... http://ss64.com/nt/set.html
You use the SET commands, to create the Variables and "/a" "%" "/?" to do the Naming/Math/Call/echo on them.

 

[jsmithepa]

.bat is very limited, at some point you gotta move to a more modern scripting language.

People rave about powershell. I use javascript .js myself because of C-like syntax.

 

[MasterOfNothing]

Thanks for the responses.

That website should provide enough instructions to get it working