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pieh-ejdsch

a little workaround to do this ... set "varCount=!varName!" set "varCount=!varCount:?=x" set "varCount="=x!" set "varCount="!varCount:,=" "!"" set "#=0" for %%L in (!varCount!) do ( set /a #+=1 if !#! equ !TOKEN#! for /f "delims=," %%S in ("!varName!") do set "newVar=%%S" set "varName=!varName:*,=!,...

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I had the function https://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=6496&p=56356#p56356 return in the do. I first tried to replace an exclamation point with percent signs. which is NOT possible anyway: set "return.var=%return.var:!=%%5%" then with delayedexpansion I replaced the variable at the tim...

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the macro "loadColors" is created within delayedexpansion. As a result, the variable table and i - are non-existent (or even set to an undefined content) and will/can not be replaced in the macro. The line to represent the variable loadColors proves this fact. in the second attempt the variable i is...

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I once played around with the return. The exclamation point I have replaced in between - as well as the caret. Since I'm not quite sure why the exclamation mark in two lines is also available, I left the time as it is. Only one variable is used to create variables in delayed and disabled expansion. ...

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Your function should be divided into several sub-areas. Recognition of parameters: - 0 setting for a delimiter. (default = space) - 1 setting for creating N variables. (default = max) - 2 setting for creating variables according to string length (default = InputVar = max) - 3 setting for dividing th...

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Well - thanks for these tips - then I have allowed myself to change this variable something. It now also has both: simple one-line comments; bracketed comments and comments in parenthesis with pipe. The follow-up command within parentheses must of course be included. rem create a variable to insert ...

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You can use this

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:: define LF as a Line Feed (newline) character
set ^"LF=^

^" Above empty line is required - do not remove
:: define a newline with line continuation
set ^"\n=^^^%LF%%LF%^%LF%%LF%^^"
set \=::%\n%
 :_
 %\%comment 1
 (%\%comment2
 echo ...
 )

pieh-ejdsch

you can use the sub :checkcmdline
viewtopic.php?p=54962#p54962
this go in a for /f loop and piped batch.
https://www.administrator.de/wissen/bat ... 84736.html

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set a Counter=0

will create a varName like "a Counter" with Content is 0

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set Counter=0

will create a varname like "Counter" with Content is 0

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set /a Counter = 0

will use all Arithmetic operations to create or/and calculate with Content.

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Yes Jeb - you are right. I have practically evaluated the error level of the previous command of the script - well. ok - I did a few more tests, but I can not do anything with IF. On the other hand, FOR / F loops can produce Errorlevel 1 if an OR condition is appended. The AND condition does not wor...

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setting the errorlevel to 0 is still a lot faster with an if than with a call. @echo off call :loop Normal echo( call :loop "stdout already redirected to nul" "3>&1 >nul" exit /b :loop echo %~1 echo -------------------------------- for %%C in ( "cd ." "ver >nul" "date /t >nul" "time /t >nul" "verify...

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this should look like this in the command line.

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< JobIDs.txt cmd /v /c "set "x=" & (for /l %i in (1001 1 1999) do @ set /p "x=" && >nul set /a "padNr=%i,nr=padNr%1000" && echo ren "!Nr!.pdf" "!padNr:~1! - !x!") "

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Instead of just cutting the backward string into just 2 parts, the number of loops into for can be reduced to a certain mediocre level. With only two characters converted, there are a maximum of about 4000 times in the loop. With the maximum line length approx 700 characters can be shifted at once. ...

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I did not see that yesterday: call Batch That the batch kontex is started and Echo is switched on again within a bracket / command line I did not know either. That would mean, however, that the CMD line parser does not notice the echo condition and the individual re-reads command line / bracket and ...

pieh-ejdsch

is an echo switched on in one of your scripts?
Just check it out with a script.
-----
checkcmd.cmd Yourbatch.cmd echo

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