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@echo off
:: ICD3 switcher by Flemming Steffensen, Febuary 2021.
:: Switch USB drivers for all Microchip ICD3 In Circuit Debugger connected to the computer.
:: Unlike the "MPLAB Drive Switcher" utility, this script supports all installation points of MPLAB8 and MPLABX, 
:: both 32 and 64 bit, and it uses only windows functionality to perform the switch, which is virtually instantaneous.  
:: This script is parameterized in run in command prompt and interactive when doubleclicked. 
:: Tested on Win10.
::
:: Note, A known ICD3 bug appear to happen much more frequently when switching between drives. The ICD3 firmware also
:: need to be programmed, and while it can happen automatic, I recommend to not do so. If after installing the firmware,

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echo FETCHING files...
set "source=\\myFileServer\FileServer\Files_To_Go_Onto_CD"
set "dest=.\CD_FILES"
robocopy %source% %dest%
if %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 16 echo ***FATAL ERROR*** & goto fail
if %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 15 echo OKCOPY + FAIL + MISMATCHES + XTRA & goto fail
if %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 14 echo FAIL + MISMATCHES + XTRA & goto fail
if %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 13 echo OKCOPY + FAIL + MISMATCHES & goto fail
if %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 12 echo FAIL + MISMATCHES& goto fail
if %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 11 echo OKCOPY + FAIL + XTRA & goto fail

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When Notepad++ and others suddenly can't access mapped drives from network resources, this is the fix:

1. Add a new DWORD to your registry:
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Windows/CurrentVersion/Policies/System/EnableLinkedConnection 
2. Set it to a value of 1. 
3. Reboot & all should be good.

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:: Fix to allow SourceTrail to analyze MPLAB CX8 source code.
@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

::Usage:
::  Copy Microchip includes from C:\Program Files (x86)\Microchip\xc8\v1.33\include
::  to another folder such as C:\Program Files (x86)\Microchip\xc8\v1.33\include_fixed
::  Copy this file (fix.cmd) into the include_fixed folder, and execute.
::
:: Depends on Strawbery Perl from https://strawberryperl.com/

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OneDrive.exe as a Windows Service
=================================
Flemming Steffensen, 2017, 2021

For our automatic build setup, we needed to fetch some files off a Sharepoint Library.
Sharepoint allows (if configured so) Lists and Libraries to be synchronized to a local folder by using the OneDrive application.
However, the OneDrive application is started when a user logs in, and in an automated build setup, this never happens.
The solusion were to disable the normal auto-start feature of OneDrive, and then install it as a service, and making sure the
service start as the computer starts.

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# I had 70000+ files all named after the pattern nnn_something.jpg. nnn was a number from 000 to 999. Not all numbers existed.
# Each set of nnn belonged together, and I wanted them placed in sub-folders like this 074/074_something.jpg

# These three bash shell commands cleaned up the mess in a few seconds:

# CREATE FOLDERS.
#This works on bash prior to version 4 - as on Mac. (Newer Bash can just write $ mkdir {000..999} )
$ for i in 00{0..9} 0{10..99} {100..999}; do mkdir ${i} ; done

# MOVE FILES

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#!/bin/bash 
echo "Replacing variables in file."

InFile="${1:-Test.txt}"
InFileName="${InFile%.*}"
InFileExt=${InFile#"$InFileName"}
OutFile=${2:-"${InFileName}_out${InFileExt}"}
InVar=${3:-VarValues.txt}

if [ ! -f $InFile ] || [ ! -f $InVar ] ; then 

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$ sudo spctl --master-enable

$ sudo spctl --master-disable

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#!/bin/bash 
# fsteff 2019
# Workaround for bash not properly supporting export of environment array variables.
# When using Jenkins 'Inject environment variables' plugin, array variables ends up in a strange state,
# where they are listed as exported variables, but are not actual shell variables.
# Checking using `env` or `printenv` shows injected array variables unrolled (ie not as arrays)
# Checking using `declare -p`, `declare -xp` and `set` does not show injected array variables - but normal array variable are shown as arrays.
# The workaround below loops through the output of `printenv` and sets each injected variable it finds.
# NOTE:  This must be run in the 'Execute Shell' where the variables are needed.
# NOTE2: Using as a script file, requires that it's executed as `. ./FixInjectedArraysInBash.sh` or `source ./FixInjectedArraysInBash.sh`

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:: === Main code:
:: My answer to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17546016/how-can-you-zip-or-unzip-from-the-script-using-only-windows-built-in-capabiliti/58013665#58013665

call :ZipUp "C:\Some\Path" "C:\Archive.zip"


:: === SubRoutines:

:ZipUp
::Arguments: Source_folder, destination_zip