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What would be the easiest way to check if a .txt file has a CRLF at the end? If it is not there CRLF should be added. For adding CRLF to the end of the file I use: @echo off ::Define LF variable containing a linefeed (0x0A) set LF=^ ::Above 2 blank lines are critical - do not remove ::Define CR vari...

I completely agree with you Steffen that this is going the right direction. But to have a .bat written for Windows 11 and majority of the users of this .bat are still on Windows 10 delays upgrade.

Thank you.
Saso

I am on Win10 too.

But I am not moving to Win 11 just to see this smile.

Saso

Missed part of this thread... I don't see it either:
Saso

T3RRY wrote: ↑

16 Jul 2024 03:25

ESC[nX

How I missed that? It has been quite a long time from the last time I used them (on DIGITAL's VT420 and VT520 video terminals on OpenVMS).

Thank you.
Saso

Hi miskox, for /L %%f in (1,1,78) do call set filler=%%char219%%%%filler%% It's simply the "f" in "%%f ... iller%%" You used %%f as your FOR-metavariable, change that or use another variable name Thank you, Jeb. I noticed that. That's what I wrote at the end. Maybe somebody might have the same prob...

Of course call to the :drawprogressbar should only be called 100 times and not each time a counter increases. @echo off cls echo P R O G R E S S B A R for /f %%a in ('echo prompt $E^| cmd') do set "ESC=%%a" echo. echo. echo. echo. echo. echo. REM hide cursor echo %esc%[?25l set spaces=&rem set fille...

Update: 3rd version: instead of character 219 this version uses DEC character 'a' (▒). See https://vt100.net/docs/vt220-rm/chapter2.html#T2-4 @echo off cls echo P R O G R E S S B A R for /f %%a in ('echo prompt $E^| cmd') do set "ESC=%%a" echo. echo. echo. echo. echo. echo. REM hide cursor echo %esc...

This my very old post (https://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=33575#p33575) should be updated with escape sequences. So here are two versions: First solution uses escape sequences just for cursor movement, other graphics is ASCII: @echo off cls echo P R O G R E S S B A R call :createbinvalue ...

See this: @echo off setlocal cls call :createbinvalue 219 DEL set filler=&rem set polnilo=&rem for /L %%f in (1,1,78) do call set filler=%%char219%%%%filler%% for /L %%f in (1,1,78) do call set polnilo=%%char219%%%%polnilo%% echo fill=%filler% echo poln=%polnilo% goto :EOF :createbinvalue REM par1=d...

I needed an information when .bat file was run - so I kept this information in a seperate file. But then I thought it would be better to have this information in the .bat file itself as the last line (because there are no other files I need). So this would not be too hard to implement. So here it is...

2Aacini: here is version 1.3 if you want to added it to your first post. Changes: - added an easy way to translate three messages (everything else remains in English): 'Select the desired option', 'menu folder does not exist' and 'go back/exit' - added .cmd as supported file type - changed action fr...

I can confirm that jeb is right. If file is in Unix format it stops working.

Good catch Jeb!

Saso

I tried to add SETLOCAL DISABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION before this line !action[%descrip:~-4%]! "%choice%-%option%-%descrip%" followed by SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION but I can't the line above to work. I tried many different options. No luck. If I add these two SETLOCAL commands in the called .bat (whi...

Looks like I will be using Antonio's AutoMenu.bat (https://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=10377#p66198). I noticed that ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION is set so my .bat files have delayed expansion enabled. This causes some problems with exclamation marks (!). What would be the best way to avoid ...