From: foxidrive@server.invalid   
      
   On 2/02/2015 09:42, oldyork90@yahoo.com wrote:   
   > Would someone please translate this for me?   
   >   
   > set "s=%str%%%txt:*%str%=%%"   
      
   The term above will be used with a call command as in:   
   call set "s=%str%%%txt:*%str%=%%"   
      
   This part %%txt:*%str%=%% is like using %txt:*abc=%   
   where the %str% contains abc.   
      
   The call command causes the outside double %% to evaluate to a single % and   
   then the variable inside   
   which is shown as %str% is evaluated normally.   
      
   It allows you to use a variable inside the %var:ab=cd% style of command.   
      
   The leading part is just like writing set s=%str%   
      
   If you have a specific question regarding any of that then ask away.   
      
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