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Filter RoboCopy Output(Community)
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VBScript
'This file is meant to take a piped output from robocopy and only report files and
'directories that have changed, instead of every dir that robocopy touches.
'Usage: robocopy c:\ d:\ /s |cscript robo_filter.vbs > out.log
'It's critical that you specify "cscript" even if that is the default.
Option Explicit
Dim sArg, oStdIn, oStdOut, sLine, DirectoryName, BorderCounter, NewDir
BorderCounter=0 'the borders look like this: -------------------
'Parse out the important Lines from the incoming stream
Set oStdIn = Wscript.StdIn
Do While Not oStdIn.AtEndOfStream
sLine = oStdIn.ReadLine
If instr(SLine, "--------------")>0 Then BorderCounter = BorderCounter +1
If BorderCounter <> 3 And (mid(sLine,2,10) <> "") Then 'The Mid part gets rid of empty lines
wscript.echo SLine
Else
If (instr(sLine, chr(92)))>0 Then 'checks for "\" in the string which means it's a Directory
DirectoryName = sLine
NewDir = True
End If
If (mid(sLine,2,10) <> " ") And (mid(sLine,2,10) <> "") Then
If NewDir = True And (instr(sLine, chr(92))_
=0) Then wscript.echo DirectoryName 'Only print the dir name once
wscript.echo trim(sLine)
NewDir = False 'Until a new DirectoryName is encountered
End If
End If
Loop
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