Minecraft chat in batch console senden (MIT filter) HOW?

So that would be a bit of code the chat GPT spit out. so everything the server outputs is written into a file. I don’t know if these logs are the comments there at all, otherwise simply with if then read out the comments

There are several ways to scan the output of a console program that is started with the command line (cmd). One possibility is to redirect the output of the program to a text file which can then be scanned after completion of the program.

To redirect the output to a text file, you can use the so-called “redirection operator”: “>” redirects the output of the program to a new file while “>>” attaches the output to an existing file.

Example: If you want to run a program called “meinprogramm.exe” and redirect the output to a file called “Edit.txt”, you can use the following command:

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meinprogramm.exe > ausgabe.txt

This redirects the output of “meinprogramm.exe” to a new file called “Edit.txt”. This file can then be scanned with a text editor or script.

If you want to display the output of the program in real time and write it into a file at the same time, you can use the following command:

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meinprogramm.exe | tee ausgabe.txt

This command uses the “tee” utility that displays the output of “meinprogramm.exe” both on the screen and writes into a file called “Edit.txt”.

Another way to scan the output of a console program is to forward the output of the program directly to a script or another program that can process and analyze the output. In this case, use the so-called “Pipe Operator” (|) to pass the output of one program to the other.

Example: If you want to forward the output of “meinprogramm.exe” to a script called “meinscript.py”, you can use the following command:

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meinprogramm.exe | python meinskript.py

As a result, the output of “meinprogramm.exe” is transferred to the Python script “meinscript.py”, which can process and analyze the output.