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Hi,

as I wrote, your code will always fail


You should try to debug it with some echo lines, like
echo %b% == %0%
to see why it will fail


jeb

Hi 1+2=46, If %b%==%0% will always fail, because it expands to if ==counter.bat Because at first %b% is empty, %0 expands to the name of your batch file and the second % will be ignored. I suppose that is not exactly what you want You should use some echo's for debugging, than you can find this type...

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hi 1+2=46, I dont have an idea, why your counter stop, but do you try to cancel it with CTRL-C? Do you know how can I make the seconds 100% exactly? I already tried use milliseconds, but it still isn't 100% exact. I suppose, you can not achieve it with the ping command only, but with the %time% and ...

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Hi six1zero, I suppose the problem is, that your first for-loop never call the :FILE_IOP, the :FILE_IOP is reached directly. You should add some goto :eof for %%i in (%FILE_IOP%*%FILE_SUFFIX%) do ( echo calling FILE_IOP CALL :FILE_IOP %%i ) goto :eof :FILE_IOP ... goto :eof jeb

Hi %~"1+2=46"%,

look at "Convert decimal to hex, and bytes to chars", http://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=951

Then you can use


jeb

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