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...ould I do this for two or more flac files (using two as an example) in one batch file ... flac -t file01.flac if errorlevel 1 goto fail echo "file01.flac verified" >> results.txt goto exit :fail echo "file01.flac did not verify" >> results.txt :exit flac -t file02.flac if errorlevel 1 goto fail echo "file02.flac verified" >> results.txt goto exit :fail echo "file02.flac did not verify" >> results.txt :exit or would the duplicate labels cause a problem? If they would, what about this? flac -t file01.flac if errorleve...

| yes, the exit code will be 1 if any of the flac files failed | testing, else 0 (i.e. if all of them passed). Thank you, Josh! Now the only trick is to see whether command.com can do anything with that information.

...report for some data based on a number of files. I am currently using the choose.files function to select the files as not all the files need to be QC'd. One minor issue is that choose.files returns the complete path of the filename (eg "C:/QCdata/Test1/File01", "C:/QCdata/Test1/File02"...). Is it possible to use choose.files to return just the file name eg("File01", "File02"...), in a way similar to the full.names=FALSE argument in the dir function. Thanks Tony [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

Dear R-Mastermind Within a while or a for-loop, is there a way that I can save to disk the results of the previous calculations at the end of each loop with filenames called "file01.Rdata", "file02.Rdata" etc? So far, I have tried to write the outcome of each loop in a 3 dimensional array and saved it just once after the loop. Or is there another way so that I can keep the resulting matrix of every step in the loop? Thank you very much for your help Frank Schmid [[alternative H...

Local end (receiving): 3.0.2, 3.0.3pre2 Remote end (sending): 2.6.9 Under 3.0.x, rsync sometimes prints an "Invalid argument" error when moving sockets to the backup directory (--backup-dir): rsync: mknod "/backup/machine/../machine-before-4/var/run/audit_events" failed: Invalid argument (22) The problem appears to be that, at least with sockets, keep_backup() is calling