I have run into a snag trying to extract a word from the output of a dos command.
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\nOutput:
\nNode IpAddress: [LanAddress] Scope Id: []
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\n NetBIOS Local Name Table
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\n Name Type Status
\n -' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-' + '-
\n PCN <00> UNIQUE Registered
\n Workgroup <00> GROUP Registered
\n PCN <20> UNIQUE Registered
\n Workgroup <1E> GROUP Registered
\n Workgroup <1D> UNIQUE Registered
\n ..__MSBROWSE__.<01> GROUP Registered
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\nSorry for the formatting, it didn\'t come out right. Anyway The thing I want to capture is italicized.
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\nThere are several ways to capture the text, currently I have it capturing the command output and placing it into a text box, from there I can save if I wish, I can also edit what is there. It will be a config file to be run in another part of the project. The problem is the PC Names change, as do the workgroups, what is constant is the <00> UNIQUE Registered portion. I can copy forward, but have had problems moving backwards since the # of spaces between the preceding < and the last letter of the pc name depends on the name of the PC.
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\nAny suggestions?