Help with MS DOS

[atueerd2]

Okay, please help me out. I'm making my own programming language (as a joke) and something isn't working. Here's the code I have so far(or at least part of it...):

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:proj
::START MAIN
echo [
::line1
set /p line1= }}
(
ECHO %line1%
) >title.txt
::line2
::add all basic combos!
set /p line2=    }}
set line2="%line2%"   
If %line2%==black on white (
ECHO color f0
) >colorings.txt
If %line2%==white on black (
ECHO color 0f
) >colorings.txt
If %line2%==black on blue (
ECHO color 10
) >colorings.txt
If %line2%==blue on black (
ECHO color 01
) >colorings.txt
If %line2%==green on black (
ECHO color 0a
) >colorings.txt
If %line2%==black on green (
ECHO color a0
) >colorings.txt
::line3
set /p line2=    }}
if %line2%= close
   echo ]
goto end

:end                                                               
pause>nul
goto end

When I run this it shows all the colors (color a1, color a2, etc.) and does nt create colorings.txt. HELP!

[foxidrive]

This will generate an error or expect a command called ON

If %line2%==black on green

Adding quotes allows you to compare a full term with spaces etc.


If "%line2%"=="black on green"