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- What is the purpose of these `NUL` characters? - Super User
This format makes use of 8-bit characters, and terminates the string with a NUL character The string is immediately visible in the file, as shown below - note the terminating NUL 2 UTF-16 This format makes use of 16-bit characters (i e: two bytes concatenated), and can represent a portion of the code points described by Unicode
- Understanding start, 2 gt;nul, cmd, and other symbols in a batch file
Also: 1>nul 2>nul ping n 2 ::1 is the equivilant of "ping -n 2 -w 1000 127 1 >nul" but stupidly harder to understand Also: %~1 means to get the 1st arg %1 and trim quotes (if any) I could go on and on but you should just research it yourself
- What does gt; nul 2 gt; 1 mean in a batch statement - Stack Overflow
In Windows, nul is a null device, which means the output is just flushed and you don't see it Thus, in this case, all output is being flushed Thus, in this case, all output is being flushed – lurker
- What is the difference between NULL, \0 and 0? - Stack Overflow
The One 'l' nul and the Two 'l' null Memorize this little rhyme to recall the correct terminology for pointers and ASCII zero: The one "l" NUL ends an ASCII string, The two "l" NULL points to no thing Apologies to Ogden Nash, but the three "l" nulll means check your spelling The ASCII character with the bit pattern of zero is termed a "NUL"
- null - Removing NUL characters - Stack Overflow
Could you please update the answer with some extra code to make it complete so that it could help others newbie in Net (i e read text file from drive, replace nul chars, save back to text file, I mean something like this, and instructions how to launch C# code without VS, e g just using csc exe) –
- How to access contents of folder nul windows? - Super User
If I try to copy another file called a txt, it will say NUL already contains a file with that name So the windows file system still has some idea of filenames inside NUL I tried renaming NUL back to a normal folder, but couldn't get that to work I tried whatever I could, but I think it's impossible to get back to the contents
- What is the difference between NUL and NULL? [duplicate]
NULL and NUL are of the same concept: They both represent the absence of a value The only difference is - as you said - NULL is a macro in whereas NUL is the name given to the first ASCII character The only scenario you are likely to come across a macro called NUL is something like this: #define NUL '\0'
- Equivalent of (foo gt; dev null ) in Windows shell - Super User
start B foo > NUL 2> 1 The start command will start a detached process, a similar effect to The B option prevents start from opening a new terminal window if the program you are running is a console application (it is unnecessary for GUI applications) The > has the same meaning as in Linux, and NUL is Windows' equivalent of dev null
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