 do you guys remember the asmr buddy good because i do and i liked it i liked it and i also liked the keyboard sounds replicate the experience for you guys quickly realized when i was brainstorming ideas that most likely i wouldn't be able to create anything good or original at least nothing or taking at least maybe three or four hours to do it so i thought maybe i would show you general as you can do that i've learned in the last year and that it might be fun for a short little video to consider maybe switching from powershell to command dot exe and now we're ended and i type help you can see you can see a lot of different commands and we can type help after all of these and i can probably benefit from spreading it out there we go all right i guess that just gives me the version well as you can see here that's a preview pane so i can make it smaller more easy to work with here um this little script here probably outside of the field division right now i guess i'll probably be right right around here cutting my face off if i do that no i would that would just be out of the screen the way i set it up i just started with the very first thing that you would write in this at echo off it is based around the echo command which displays things on the keyboard on the screen and the and the i'm gonna get my thoughts together the command so if i wanted to characters to use that that's how that works but if i saved that file in theory i can double click this is the asmr buddy over here i modified it but that's uh that's the sassy version sassy in the human sense cool cool cool so build transparent command prompt here oh you guys would remember it if you saw the other video but it's the problem with these 4k i tried to get a future proof laptop when i bought my most recent laptop and i love this thing it took me three months to pay it off but it was i think it's worth it but the 4k i'm finding that it isn't supported with a lot of programs that i use so from a day to day basis i'm having trouble with some old programs so this says set a local environment where variables will be local and i can end so i could set there equals when you say that well that's not very asmr i guess i could close that so if i echo wrapping it in exclamation points it's just a way to ask for the value that's stored inside in this case it would be the letters asmr should in this case show and we would get a display of hello sleepyheads and asmr and now because i ended local right here i should be able to echo far again and it shouldn't have any value stored in it and it might though there's a lot of interesting things that i don't usually expect to happen that happens and then i find out how it works and pretty much why i came up with that channel name because that seems to be one of the things i'm interested in is just trying things to find out about them all right so we said pause there and if i save that just hit control s and run this i messed up i didn't hit um say i wrote end space local you want a space single command our variable that's stored right here inside the local area in my little cursor with the 4k it's so small sometimes it's hard to get it right in that little sweet spot and we end local and uh next after i hit any key in this screen that pause right here will be deactivated i guess yeah interesting so that's what i expected surprising that but ironically i was surprised to get what i expected because i uh kind of pretty much super not smart when it comes to anything with computers relative to all the people i'm surrounded by which is a good thing i think i heard somewhere the other day that you were the average of the five closest people to you or the five people you're closest to so it's good to have two or three um that you're more skilled at in some areas and two or three that are more skilled than you you know that you can learn from or you would maybe consider more successful than you and it's good because teaching helps you understand the information better kind of like what i'm doing now and on the other end it's not it's not smart to be the smartest one in your group i think and it does seem to ring true um all right so next we could i'll try to stay on the keyboard here if i it's probably a cool thing to do let me see bring it over here out of your view for a second go in my personal files and see i could find something and we could do that so this is a generic file here of the type that i work with one of the things i could do here i guess i really don't need that show you guys how to change the color from to make it a green text on a black background i think it's a there we go if i wanted to know more about anything really you can type you can type help afterwards or you can type forward slash question mark and that'll bring up you know what i want to make this text a little bit smaller the font there we go yeah that's better i find it hard to focus um if if things are too bold and too large taking up too much of the screen so real quick let's change the opacity well that's really opaque or wait that's good that's a good value right there so yeah if i hit you know if i want to make red text they they're basically hex hex a decimal digits so they have a equivalent binary value of four bits yeah you can make it whatever you want so color if i want to make a purple text with a i'll do light purple with a black with a what do i want what do i want to do something cool i like black backgrounds the most so uh blue i guess is kind of cool you could do let's do light blue so that's nine on a blue background so color 91 and oh that's hard to see if you hit up you can repeat your last command or go through your history of commands there we go i made it black text there but anyways you you guys get the point so we'll do a zero it's not bad kind of kind of cool two zero that's it zero black background and it's still not what i want so i must want light green light green is probably the one i'm looking for there we go choices and let's clear screen there we go so back to this i'll just show you guys real quick let me show you what to do with this if want to so what's this what's this file called el tabs dot tab so if i want to i want to search through the file and i want to grab the first and so if i want to grab only a day so this is the um this is basically just we do tests and we take little records and this is the record number and it has a corresponding time stamp with it which would be this right there and then the duration of that little data set and then a record and these are just different types of calibrations calibrations you can do right there so and this is just a run bit is just to denote that they're all a certain a certain they fit with a certain certain type of of data that you can parse out of a really really big file we want to grab the date the time stamp and maybe the duration i would use a for loop to loop through the file so forward slash f to let let us know that we're looking through a file and then i define my little variable that's going to hold the value it's going to hold the value every time it it's going to go incrementally through the file and each part of the file that it's currently on it will do it will do something that i'm about to tell you let's see if so what it's going to do and you literally type the word do will i'm going to store the value that a currently is so got right here and i got a the place but essentially what's going to happen is it's going to go through and i'm going to tell it to look for a tab so right there that's a tab all that space after the two is considered a tab and that's what that tab file means and every time it sees a tab it's going to know to stop and gather all the data before that tab and the tab is important because it'll let me tell this variable when to do store store certain values i guess then i can do stuff with these certain values and let's see so the token token word just means that yeah i guess the easiest way to explain it is that each the way this for loop goes through these files is line by line and line each line is broken up by the tabs into different tokens so token one would be this and then there's a tab so that says to increment the value to token two and this becomes token two from this tab to this tab and you can see it goes up so each tab creates a new instance of a token and you can say i want the second and third tokens right there which would be this is one so it would be number two and number three right there so this for loop is going to go through this file line by line and in this variable right here it will store the token two and because i called this a if i asked it to store another value which i did here token three it'll automatically create the next logical alphabet alphabetical character it's gonna say alphanumeric two has a new variable in which to hold the token three the third token value of it so um now token two will be held in variable a and then it will create a variable b in which this token will be stored and before it goes on to line two it'll do what i tell it to with the uh with the data so i i was really fascinated by how logical i think i think i said that in the asmr buddy but um i think that's why i can see the appeal of this too for a lot of people because it's so logical if whenever there's a bug or a crash even though it can be very very difficult to solve it's ultimately something very rational and very logical um that ends up being the solution so it's you know it's um um and it's very satisfying to know that you you can search and it won't be in vain whereas in reality in the real world we often get perplexed by things for which we have no solution and we probably won't ever have a solution for so i'm going to set duration equal to wrap those in quotation marks echo the values and label it and just call it time even though it's the same name as the variable that what i'm what i just typed doesn't have any value other than its literal value right there i'll i'll call it time of day and now we will use time so whatever is stored so basically the first line it'll say okay this is token two and we're gonna store it in a and then i'm gonna whatever's in a i'm gonna say store in time because that when it reaches the next line well i guess i didn't have to do that actually yeah maybe i could have just said yeah let's try that see i explained something and then i understand it a little better or just realize i'm an idiot so i'm gonna say time of day and equals whatever value is in d you are ever going to output that to a new text file we're gonna say asmr dot goods dot text and that should do it all right so if we yeah i don't even have to end it i can just hit save and uh hopefully it works let me look at it one more time and hopefully it works by jsmr we all don't do it the cool way type it it's in the wrong folder see the tree so i'm going to just copy that file as a tab or because it wasn't tab it was um short for event event list absolute value so let's see if i can copy this i got a sneeze trying to to list all my files there we go and it even gives you a timestamp too very cool i don't see my file all right let's go to that so i i copied it i copied it correctly but i named it cd i thought i was copying it i guess by default it copies into the current directory that was weird and label it el labs el labs and now now let's try this asmr goods not text so let's type it out so if we type out asmr goods dot text there we go all right i can also open it in no pad if you just type no pad and the file name should open up kind of cool so yeah i mean this is uh very rudimentary stuff obviously yeah it's it's i think it's very a fulfilling very satisfying i guess is the word to see your little script you know that little that's all it took and really i don't think i needed that probably could have gotten away with just that but anyways i just enjoy the tangible result as tangible as digital is but you you can create stuff you know you can go in and manipulate stuff and so i'm gonna delete that file and i'm gonna run our little thing and you know what don't pay attention to that firefox tab so i'm gonna do that and let's verify that my little modification worked hopefully it did all right cool and i guess that didn't really show you guys but i did in fact i'm set it by date let's see it's 10 23 at night here um i can delete that and then if i try to open it there is no it wants to create a new file because i deleted it so that let you know that i did in fact delete that file um but anyways yeah i thought it was kind of cool and yeah you can just do that hit enter and it works and creates that file and uh hit alt alt f4 to close and then close that one and then cls clear that screen close that and i can say goodbye to you guys because it's not a operable program or batch file or internal or external command it is neither those or either or any of those things so yeah that was a little fun very basic show and tell of uh what's trapped inside that operating system of yours unless you get a linux then it's more powerful but as always i hope you guys enjoyed it and uh i will see you very shortly hopefully if i keep up my every other day posting i just had a lot of time recently so i i tried to i don't know i've had a lot of ideas on my head on my in my mind in my head on my mind uh none of which apparently deal with saying things correctly grammatically but yeah so i don't know i just thought there's some interesting things i'd like to do for you and uh if you guys keep watching i'll keep posting and more importantly leave comments too and subs don't hurt i guess but you don't have to sub to watch my stuff your support is so appreciated as always it really does mean a lot and uh i try my best to comment to all of you guys so if i miss you just keep bugging me until i do but until then and until i hear from you guys and until the next video i hope you guys sleep well night guys