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One important thing to remember is that batch scripts run from top to bottom. I want the text of your answer to be echo just after the "Me: ", now it is just marking 1. The other thing is that I want the all "Answers choice" part to be deleted. You need to remember that you have not mapped an array ...

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04 Mar 2019 09:14

Interesting!

Thank you for thinking so! And thank you for rewritting a OS friendly version!

I have never heard of a "cardoid". Did you mean "cardioid"? That shape is not a cardioid because it has two cusps, where as a true cardioid has one cusp. If the bottom was rounded instead of having a point then it could be a cardioid. Haha, yes that is what I meant. Thank you! https://upload.wikime...

Just wanted to share something neat I found. http://mathworld.wolfram.com/HeartCurve.html I attempted to recreate this in batch. Here is my attempt. The algorithm is correct. This is the 6th example. I tried to "fine tune" the heart to appear more.. hearty..? A deeper point in the top would be nice,...

How can we conjure up a a couple of math macros for this thread? I really don't know how... but... tan() atan() atan2() These would be extremely useful! (at least to me they would be..) And I would really love to learn the math behind it if anyone could explain it or point me in the right direction ...

You want something like this...? @echo off & setlocal enableDelayedExpansion for /f "tokens=1-2 delims=?" %%a in ("echo?set") do ( for /l %%c in (1,1,10) do ( %%b /a "a[%%c]=!random! %% 2" %%a %%c = !a[%%c]! ) ) pause & exit I couldn't manage to get commands like for and if to work in this instance....

Hello everyone Has anyone heard from einstein1969? I have a script he wrote, and as I'm looking through the code I find something I don't quite understand, and was hoping someone could explain it to me. Here is einstein1969's Heartbeat.bat, works perfectly fine here on win10. @echo off setlocal Enab...

ECHO is providing CRLF so use this instead.

I agree with Squashman. At this point you're not learning anything anymore, you're just making a bit of a mess. The code can be made substantially shorter.

Yes! Unfortunately it relies on the windows 10 VT100 escape sequences so this will not work for any windows version below that..

Hello all ^-^ WINDOWS 10 ONLY!!! https://gyazo.com/8d7977a62bd17208150206ffbaec47b0.gif The usage is very simple call :sevenSegmentDisplay index color X Y Example: call :sevenSegmentDisplay 3 10 8 8 Which means basically Display number 3, color is 10, x = 8 y = 8 Enjoy! THIS CODE RELIES ON %PLOT% wh...

I love the move window macro! This is great, thank you very much for this.

I also respect how short and concise it is.

Both working Win 10 64bit

Haha, I guess you've got a point! No, this script is great! Thank you very much for this release.

Ooooo I like this release! Very nice! Is it possible to place in more dynamic positions, or just the 5?

@dbenham

Thank you for the explanation and example code! This is very useful indeed. So I can use this in the same way as I would set /a?