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SS64 has this (https://ss64.com/nt/for_r.html) Unlike some other variants of the FOR command, with FOR /R you must include a wildcard (either * or ?) in the 'set' to get consistent results returned. In many cases you can work around this by adding a single character wildcard e.g. if you are looping ...

Antonio, I am very sorry. I really did not read that topic again - I just assumed that SS64's information is correct. Please accept my sincere apology. I didn't want to give credit to a wrong person. Then I guess Simon (SS64) should correct that info.

Saso

Aacini wrote: ↑

05 Sep 2024 21:49

PS - I wonder why you called the method to get the ESC character "Jeb's solution"...

Because: https://ss64.com/nt/syntax-ansi.html

where it says:

A batch file to save the ESC character in a variable %ESC% (via Jeb on the forum)

Did I miss something?

Saso

Works for me, Saso. printf "%c#3Double Height (implies Double Width)\n%c#4Double Height (implies Double Width)\n" 27 27 Tested in the prompt of Windows Terminal. In a batch script you have to double the percent signs as always. And I think to make it also work in a console window, Antonio would hav...

Here is a scrolling region test. @echo off mode con cols=80 lines=24 cls REM Aacini's solution (see below for more info regarding this correction) for /f %%a in ('echo prompt $E^| cmd') do set "ESC=%%a" echo S C R O L L I N G T E S T echo %esc%[21;0H==================================================...

Nice. I wanted to use escape sequence DECDHL—Double-Width, Double-Height Line but it is not supported in Windows.

This:
Saso

I was bored.

set computername.cmd :
Saso

Why didn't you write *all* the information in the original post? See: https://www.dostips.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=70082#p70082 Try this: @echo off set "dirH=c:\Dir1\HS" set "dirL=c:\Dir1\LS" set /a cnt=0 for /f "tokens=1 delims=" %%h in ('dir /b %dirH%\*.*') do ( for /f "tokens=1 delims=" %%l in (...

Updated. Here is the code based on your original post: @echo off for /f "tokens=1 delims=" %%h in ('dir /b c:\Dir1\HS\*.*') do ( for /f "tokens=1 delims=" %%l in ('dir /b c:\Dir1\LS\*.*') do echo c:\Dir1\run\execute.exe -w:"c:\Dir1\HL\%%l" "c:\Dir1\HS\%%h" echo c:\Dir1\run\execute.exe -show c:\Dir1\...

This maybe (make sure your files and folders have no spaces in the directory/filename): @echo off for /f "tokens=1 delims=" %%h in ('dir /b _h\*.*') do ( for /f "tokens=1 delims=" %%l in ('dir /b _L\*.*') do echo EXECUTE execute.exe -w:"%%l" "%%h" echo execute.exe -show %%h ^>%%h_result.txt echo/ ) ...

Thank you. Checked the site. Very useful with lots of information. I guess I will not use (I write one or two documents a year).

Saso

Version 1.4: To exit main menu key 0 was replaced by key (letter) X (could be changed to Q (for Quit) or whatever you want). If you have lots of submenus and keep pressing on key 0 to return to previous menu you could exit main menu even if you don't want to. Of course submenu should not have this l...

Thank you Steffen. Very good read. It is time (long overdue?) for this change to happen.

Saso

2icarius and 2einstein: I don't want to argue. I just thought that it was obvious to use ESC sequences for Win10+ without writting this (maybe somebody has Win10 only so this would look better). Or to have two different codes or one code with a check if OS WIN10+ or not.

Saso

What happens if you remove CLS (only one CLS at the beginning) and move cursor with escape sequences? Saso It would probably help you if you read his code. It's not for windows 10. If I need glasses then you need them too: set "AF=1" %anti flikering. Keep redraw near timer coalescing for windows 7 ...