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@echo off dir /b /s Movies\*.* > list1.txt for /f "tokens=*" %%A in (list1.txt) do echo %%~nxA >> movieslist.txt del list1.txt instead of changing the path just use the path in the dir command itself. 
First line creates a temporary list.txt with all files with full path recursively in the specified path .
Second line does a for loop over every entry an only prints the filename instead of the full path
third line deletes the temporary file

1.5 months earlier on fp ... now THAT is Early Access

1.5 months earlier on fp ... now THAT is Early Access

1.5 months earlier on fp ... now THAT is Early Access

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a <- seq(1,10,1) b <- rep(c("protein","somethingelse"),5) lala <- matrix(nrow=10,ncol=2,data=c(a,b),byrow=FALSE) lala[which(lala[,2]=="protein"),] lala[which(lala[,2]=="protein"),][,1] The only line interesting are the last two.
with which you find the rows that only have protein in column 2 and then using that to retrieve only the first column in the last line for only the data
edit: Using subset
subset(lala, lala[,2] == "protein") for only data column use: subset(lala, lala[,2] == "protein")[,1] change lala to your dataobject name

so arr[1] gives back 2 -->  this value is inserted into the second arr[] so it selects the 3 position of the original array which is the 3 and you override it with 5

so arr[1] gives back 2 -->  this value is inserted into the second arr[] so it selects the 3 position of the original array which is the 3 and you override it with 5