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Are there different ways to test for things like quotes in the string...?!?

@echo off
@setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

set var="
set ret="

if {!var!}=={!ret!} echo.How else can this be tested...w/o using setlocal...

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So, I would have to...

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set ret=%%x
echo.!ret:0,1!
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Is there not a way I can....

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set ret=!%%x:~0,1%! ....or something.
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echo.%ret%

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Thank you for the responses. When you change the console colors via properties the value still shows up as 0 in the registry. Unless the user has it specified in the registry as 0a, 0b, 0c ..... how do I obtain the hex value of console color not just 0 for default. Where is this data located?

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How can you get the default color value of the command prompt?
Do you have to read a registry key?

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How do you... set mName=%ret:~0,1% ...using for /f "tokens=(val to get) delims=(/.- whatever)" %%- in ("%date%") do ( set ret=%%- ===> remove chars and expand to the val ) I call outside the loop and set ret=%ret:~0,1% How to trim, and set ret inside the loop...? using %%%%-:~0,1...

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