How to delete row from text file?

Deleting blank lines in a text file with Batch Commands?

• I have a batch file that creates a text file that has multiple uses, however one of the biggest problems with this system is, it will create a blank row at the end of the text file. I have researched and not been able to find a way to delete that blank row. The code that creates my txt file is below Echo %ParamA% >> "%Drive%%Dirpath%\%Param%-1\Shop.txt" Echo %ParamB-1% >> "%Drive%%Dirpath%\%Param%-1\Shop.txt" Echo %Param%-1 >> "%Drive%%Dirpath%\%Param%-1\Shop.txt" That creates a text file (Depending on user input) like this: 12929-1 Thompson Double key <Blank Row> How can I delete the blank row that follows the text that I need shown?

• Answer:

  You can try modifying this which I found. I know nothing about it myself so don't ask. ::== choplast.bat @echo off > newfile setlocal find /v /c "#$@$#@" < myfile > %temp%\# set /p total=<%temp%\# set /a num2keep=%total%-1 set lineNUM=0 for /f "tokens=*" %%L in (myfile) do ( call :sub1 %%L) goto :eof :sub1 set /a lineNUM+=1 if %lineNUM% gtr %num2keep% goto :eof echo %* >> newfile goto :eof :: DONE --- Here is something else I found. ex - filename < $d w q DONE ℬ ℋ