NOP+nested code.

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einstein1969 · #1 Post by **einstein1969** » 14 Mar 2014 11:37

Hi to all,

I have problem with this code:

@echo off & setlocal

rem first:
cmd /V:ON /Q /C"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if not "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (if not "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (break) else exit) else exit" & echo ok

echo %time%

rem second:
start "" /B cmd /V:ON /Q /C"cmd /V:ON /Q /C"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if not "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (if not "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (break) else exit) else exit" & echo ok"

I have two question:

1) The "first" part work well but the "second" part don't work (go in loop).
How to modify code for working the second part?

2) NOP: I searching for NO Operation. I have used "break".
There are other NOP?

einstein1969

Ed Dyreen · #2 Post by **Ed Dyreen** » 14 Mar 2014 13:20

why not reverse the if condition ?

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if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" exit

or even

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if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (exit) else rem.this does nothing

instead of

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if not "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (break) else exit

I assume that if 1==0 equals break ? Why not use rem. ?

einstein1969 · #3 Post by **einstein1969** » 14 Mar 2014 14:35

Hi Ed,

thanks , i have optimized the code

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cmd /V:ON /Q /C"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (exit) else (if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (exit) else rem.this does nothing)" & echo ok

echo %time%

cmd /V:ON /Q /C"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (exit) else (if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (exit))" & echo ok

echo %time%


start "" /B cmd /V:ON /Q /C"cmd /V:ON /Q /C"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (exit) else (if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (exit))" & echo ok"

generally (in code more complex ) I don't use the REM because with the REM ignores all the rest of the line.

The first and the second work well.
The third go in loop

einstein1969

Ed Dyreen · #4 Post by **Ed Dyreen** » 14 Mar 2014 15:43

einstein1969 wrote:Hi Ed,

thanks , i have optimized the code

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cmd /V:ON /Q /C"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (exit) else (if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (exit) else rem.this does nothing)" & echo ok

echo %time%

cmd /V:ON /Q /C"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (exit) else (if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (exit))" & echo ok

echo %time%


start "" /B cmd /V:ON /Q /C"cmd /V:ON /Q /C"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (exit) else (if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (exit))" & echo ok"

generally (in code more complex ) I don't use the REM because with the REM ignores all the rest of the line.

You can insert a "delayed" linefeed to counter that.

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@echo off &setlocal enableDelayedExpansion
set $lf=^


::
set ^"$n1c=^^^%$lf%%$lf%^%$lf%%$lf%^^"

set ^"macro=(^

   echo ok0%$n1c%

   for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if "^!time:~9,2^!"=="99" (^

      exit^

   ) else if "^!time:~9,2^!"=="00" (^

      exit^

   ) else rem.this does nothing%$n1c%

   echo ok1%$n1c%
)"

set "macro"

%=                  inject delay once   =%
set "?=!macro!"
for %%r in ("!$lf!") do for %%? in ("%%$lf%%") do set ?=!?:%%~r=%%~?!
set "macro=!?!"

set "macro"

cmd /v:on /e:on /t:0B /q /c "!macro!"

pause
exit /b

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macro=(
        echo ok0

        for /L %k in (1,0,1) do if "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (
                exit
        ) else if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (
                exit
        ) else rem.this does nothing

        echo ok1
)
macro=(%$lf%    echo ok0%$lf%%$lf%      for /L %k in (1,0,1) do if "!time:~9,2!"
=="99" (%$lf%           exit%$lf%       ) else if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (%$lf%
        exit%$lf%       ) else rem.this does nothing%$lf%%$lf%  echo ok1%$lf%)
ok0
Druk op een toets om door te gaan. . .

einstein1969 wrote:
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start "" /B cmd /V:ON /Q /C"cmd /V:ON /Q /C"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (exit) else (if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (exit))" & echo ok"
generally (in code more complex ) I don't use the REM because with the REM ignores all the rest of the line.

The first and the second work well.
The third go in loop

In the third example you start cmd twice with v:on, now you need to escape once more so the time is updated in realtime

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@echo off

start "" /B cmd /V:ON /Q /C "cmd /V:ON /Q /C^"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do echo.if "^!time:~9,2^!"=="99" echo ok"

pause
exit /b

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if "54"=="99 echo ok
if "54"=="99 echo ok
if "56"=="99 echo ok
if "56"=="99 echo ok
etc...

#5 Post by **penpen** » 14 Mar 2014 17:06

einstein1969 wrote:I don't use the REM because with the REM ignores all the rest of the line

You may add a double colon to rem, so the special keys are working, and the rest of the line should not be ignored anymore:

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if 0==0 (rem:) else echo 1
if 0==1 (rem:) else echo 0

penpen

Liviu · #6 Post by **Liviu** » 15 Mar 2014 00:43

penpen wrote:You may add a double colon to rem, so the special keys are working, and the rest of the line should not be ignored anymore:
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if 0==0 (rem:) else echo 1
if 0==1 (rem:) else echo 0

Not sure what you mean by "so the special keys are working" but the (rem:) trick is neat regardless ;-)

Still, it's not a no-op technically. If you watch cmd.exe with sysinternals' Process Monitor you'll notice that typing "rem:" at the cmd prompt causes a file-system-level inquiry for "rem:" (FastIoQueryOpen) which does not occur for a plain "rem" without the ":" colon. The "rem:" inquiry fails because of "invalid name", and I guess that's caught early - before and without any disk access. And it appears that cmd decides to do nothing about the reported failure, so it works out as a no-op in the end, but - again, strictly technically - it's not as if cmd translated it into a NOP upfront.

Liviu

Ed Dyreen · #7 Post by **Ed Dyreen** » 15 Mar 2014 16:39

einstein1969 wrote:I don't use the REM because with the REM ignores all the rest of the line.

And if not, the worst thing that can happen is it causing your script to crash

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@echo off

REM does not ignores all the rest of the line. %~*
REM.does not ignores all the rest of the line. %~*

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Het volgende gebruik van de padoperator bij het vervangen
van batchparameters is ongeldig: %~*


Typ CALL /? of FOR /? voor geldige gebruiksmogelijkheden.
De syntaxis van de opdracht is onjuist.

einstein1969 · #8 Post by **einstein1969** » 15 Mar 2014 20:09

Ed Dyreen wrote:
einstein1969 wrote:I don't use the REM because with the REM ignores all the rest of the line.
And if not, the worst thing that can happen is it causing your script to crash
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@echo off

REM does not ignores all the rest of the line. %~*
REM.does not ignores all the rest of the line. %~*
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Het volgende gebruik van de padoperator bij het vervangen
van batchparameters is ongeldig: %~*


Typ CALL /? of FOR /? voor geldige gebruiksmogelijkheden.
De syntaxis van de opdracht is onjuist.

I did not know this thing :evil:

I am studying the macro you posted previously ... :shock:

@penpen
I will remember in future. and ...

@Liviu
I have done some tests

The code that i using is in a PIPED code.
I have tested and there is a problem with the SPACES added

There are workaround for the spaces?

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@echo off & setlocal

cls

:: Setting
set /a max_loops=1000*4*20
set "LOG=nop.log.txt"
set "FILE=temp.$$$"
set list="type nul" "rem:" "break" "call" "call " "title" "echo/>nul"

:: clear LOG
break > %LOG%

:: Do Testing
for %%N in (%list%) do call :NOP %%N

:: Print Performance results
echo/
Echo           NOP   Loops   Elapsed[cs]   Avg[microsec]   Type
echo -----------------------------------------------------------------------
for %%N in (%list%) do (
  Echo/
  set H=%%~N____
  set "d=           %%N"
  for %%T in (NO_PIPE PIPE CLEAR) do (
    call set HH=%%H::=%%
    call set HH=%%HH:~0,5%%_%%T
    for /f "tokens=1-3 delims=;" %%f in ('call echo %%%%HH%%%%') do call echo %%d:~-14%%   %%h   %%f      %%g      [%%T]
  )

)

:: Show the LOG
start notepad %LOG%

exit /b


:Nop

set "NOP=%~1"

if "%NOP%"=="echo/>nul" set /a max_loops*=10

set t0=%time%

:: TEST with no PIPE
For /L %%n in (1,1,%max_loops%) do (
 %NOP%
 (if %%n == 1 (
   echo/ 
   echo Testing... NOP:'%NOP:>=%' [NO_PIPE]
  )
 )
 %NOP%
)

call :time "%t0%" "%time%" NO_PIPE

:: test clear file

set /a max_loops/=4

del %FILE% 2>nul

set t0=%time%

:: TEST with no PIPE
For /L %%n in (1,1,%max_loops%) do (
 %NOP%>%FILE%
 (if %%n == 1 (
   echo Testing... NOP:'%NOP:>=%' [clear file]
  )
 )
)

call :time "%t0%" "%time%" CLEAR

if not exist %FILE% echo FILE ERROR!

set /a max_loops*=4

if "%NOP%"=="title" set /a max_loops/=20

set t0=%time%

:: TEST with PIPE
break| For /L %%n in (1,1,1000000) do @(
 %NOP%
 (if %%n==%max_loops% (exit))

 (if %%n == 1 (
   echo Testing... NOP:'%NOP:>=%' [PIPE]
   ( echo Testing... NOP:'%NOP:>=%' [PIPE]
     echo/
     echo cmdcmdline: %%cmdcmdline%%
   ) >> %LOG%
  )
 )
 %NOP%
)

call :time "%t0%" "%time%" PIPE

:: Check %errorlevel%
(%NOP%)

(
  echo/
  echo NOP:'%NOP%' Errorlevel:%errorlevel%
  echo/
) >> %LOG% 

exit /b

:time

set "t=%~1:%~2"
For /F "tokens=1-8 delims=:.," %%a in ("%t: =0%") do set /a "a=(((1%%e-1%%a)*60)+1%%f-1%%b)*6000+1%%g%%h-1%%c%%d, a+=(a>>31) & 8640000, avg=a*10000/max_loops"

set H=%NOP::=%____
rem echo %H% %H:~0,5%_%3=%a%;%avg%;%max_loops%

set %H:~0,5%_%3=%a%;%avg%;%max_loops%

exit /b

results:

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Testing... NOP:'type nul' [NO_PIPE]
Testing... NOP:'type nul' [clear file]
Testing... NOP:'type nul' [PIPE]

Testing... NOP:'rem:' [NO_PIPE]
Testing... NOP:'rem:' [clear file]
Testing... NOP:'rem:' [PIPE]

Testing... NOP:'break' [NO_PIPE]
Testing... NOP:'break' [clear file]
Testing... NOP:'break' [PIPE]

Testing... NOP:'call' [NO_PIPE]
Testing... NOP:'call' [clear file]
Testing... NOP:'call' [PIPE]

Testing... NOP:'call ' [NO_PIPE]
Testing... NOP:'call ' [clear file]
Testing... NOP:'call ' [PIPE]

Testing... NOP:'title' [NO_PIPE]
Testing... NOP:'title' [clear file]
Testing... NOP:'title' [PIPE]

Testing... NOP:'echo/nul' [NO_PIPE]
Testing... NOP:'echo/nul' [clear file]
Testing... NOP:'echo/nul' [PIPE]

          NOP   Loops   Elapsed[cs]     Avg[microsec]   Type
-----------------------------------------------------------------------

    "type nul"  80000   903             112             [NO_PIPE]
    "type nul"  80000   1112            139             [PIPE]
    "type nul"  20000   652             326             [CLEAR]

        "rem:"  80000   613             76              [NO_PIPE]
        "rem:"  80000   794             99              [PIPE]
        "rem:"  20000   582             291             [CLEAR]

       "break"  80000   328             41              [NO_PIPE]
       "break"  80000   515             64              [PIPE]
       "break"  20000   535             267             [CLEAR]

        "call"  80000   302             37              [NO_PIPE]
        "call"  80000   597             74              [PIPE]
        "call"  20000   570             285             [CLEAR]

       "call "  80000   450             56              [NO_PIPE]
       "call "  80000   609             76              [PIPE]
       "call "  20000   578             289             [CLEAR]

       "title"  80000   489             61              [NO_PIPE]
       "title"  4000    922             2305            [PIPE]
       "title"  20000   561             280             [CLEAR]

   "echo/>nul"  40000   1034            258             [NO_PIPE]
   "echo/>nul"  40000   1156            289             [PIPE]
   "echo/>nul"  10000   373             373             [CLEAR]

LOG:

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Testing... NOP:'type nul' [PIPE] 
 
cmdcmdline: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe  /S /D /c" FOR /L 1 in (1 1 1000000) do @ ( type nul & ( if 1== 80000 ( exit ) ) & ( if 1== 1 ( echo Testing... NOP:'type nul' [PIPE] & 1>>nop.log.txt ( echo Testing... NOP:'type nul' [PIPE] & echo/ & echo cmdcmdline: %cmdcmdline% ) ) ) & type nul ) " 

NOP:'type nul' Errorlevel:0

Testing... NOP:'rem:' [PIPE] 
 
cmdcmdline: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe  /S /D /c" FOR /L 1 in (1 1 1000000) do @ ( rem: & ( if 1== 80000 ( exit ) ) & ( if 1== 1 ( echo Testing... NOP:'rem:' [PIPE] & 1>>nop.log.txt ( echo Testing... NOP:'rem:' [PIPE] & echo/ & echo cmdcmdline: %cmdcmdline% ) ) ) & rem: ) " 

NOP:'rem:' Errorlevel:0

Testing... NOP:'break' [PIPE] 
 
cmdcmdline: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe  /S /D /c" FOR /L 1 in (1 1 1000000) do @ ( break & ( if 1== 80000 ( exit ) ) & ( if 1== 1 ( echo Testing... NOP:'break' [PIPE] & 1>>nop.log.txt ( echo Testing... NOP:'break' [PIPE] & echo/ & echo cmdcmdline: %cmdcmdline% ) ) ) & break ) " 

NOP:'break' Errorlevel:0

Testing... NOP:'call' [PIPE] 
 
cmdcmdline: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe  /S /D /c" FOR /L 1 in (1 1 1000000) do @ ( call & ( if 1== 80000 ( exit ) ) & ( if 1== 1 ( echo Testing... NOP:'call' [PIPE] & 1>>nop.log.txt ( echo Testing... NOP:'call' [PIPE] & echo/ & echo cmdcmdline: %cmdcmdline% ) ) ) & call ) " 

NOP:'call' Errorlevel:1

Testing... NOP:'call ' [PIPE] 
 
cmdcmdline: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe  /S /D /c" FOR /L 1 in (1 1 1000000) do @ ( call & ( if 1== 80000 ( exit ) ) & ( if 1== 1 ( echo Testing... NOP:'call ' [PIPE] & 1>>nop.log.txt ( echo Testing... NOP:'call ' [PIPE] & echo/ & echo cmdcmdline: %cmdcmdline% ) ) ) & call ) " 

NOP:'call ' Errorlevel:0

Testing... NOP:'title' [PIPE] 
 
cmdcmdline: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe  /S /D /c" FOR /L 1 in (1 1 1000000) do @ ( title & ( if 1== 4000 ( exit ) ) & ( if 1== 1 ( echo Testing... NOP:'title' [PIPE] & 1>>nop.log.txt ( echo Testing... NOP:'title' [PIPE] & echo/ & echo cmdcmdline: %cmdcmdline% ) ) ) & title ) " 

NOP:'title' Errorlevel:0

Testing... NOP:'echo/nul' [PIPE] 
 
cmdcmdline: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe  /S /D /c" FOR /L 1 in (1 1 1000000) do @ ( echo/ 1>nul & ( if 1== 40000 ( exit ) ) & ( if 1== 1 ( echo Testing... NOP:'echo/nul' [PIPE] & 1>>nop.log.txt ( echo Testing... NOP:'echo/nul' [PIPE] & echo/ & echo cmdcmdline: %cmdcmdline% ) ) ) & echo/ 1>nul ) "

The title command in Piped version is slow because there are space added i thinks.

EDIT: correct some bugs + added timing for touch/clear a file.

einstein1969

einstein1969 · #9 Post by **einstein1969** » 16 Mar 2014 11:29

Ed Dyreen wrote:In the third example you start cmd twice with v:on, now you need to escape once more so the time is updated in realtime
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@echo off

start "" /B cmd /V:ON /Q /C "cmd /V:ON /Q /C^"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do echo.if "^!time:~9,2^!"=="99" echo ok"

pause
exit /b
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if "54"=="99 echo ok
if "54"=="99 echo ok
if "56"=="99 echo ok
if "56"=="99 echo ok
etc...

I have started from this:

original:

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start "" /B /WAIT cmd /V:ON /Q /C"cmd /V:ON /Q /C"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (exit) else (if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (exit))" & echo ok"

than i have added the caret ^
first mod:

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start "" /B /WAIT cmd /V:ON /Q /C"cmd /V:ON /Q /C^"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if "^!time:~9,2^!"=="99" (exit) else (if "^!time:~9,2^!"=="00" (exit))" & echo %%time%% %time% !time! ok"

but execute the echo in the nested cmd

than I have tried and the code work after adding a second " near the end

second mod:

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start "" /B /WAIT cmd /V:ON /Q /C"cmd /V:ON /Q /C^"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if "^!time:~9,2^!"=="99" (exit) else (if "^!time:~9,2^!"=="00" (exit))"" & call echo %%time%% %time% !time! ok"

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18:13:22,99 18:13:21,99 !time! ok"

but i think that is no good because i need using "call echo". And there is an " at the end.

I want that the nested cmd exit and than "echo" run without "call".

What should I change?

einstein1969

Ed Dyreen · #10 Post by **Ed Dyreen** » 16 Mar 2014 12:37

einstein1969 wrote:second mod:
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start "" /B /WAIT cmd /V:ON /Q /C"cmd /V:ON /Q /C^"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if "^!time:~9,2^!"=="99" (exit) else (if "^!time:~9,2^!"=="00" (exit))"" & call echo %%time%% %time% !time! ok"
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18:13:22,99 18:13:21,99 !time! ok"
but i think that is no good because i need using "call echo". And there is an " at the end.

I want that the nested cmd exit and than "echo" run without "call".

What should I change?

Since you appended to the command it works in that

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call echo %%time%% %time% !time! ok

the time the command is executed is displayed "echo %time%".
the time the command is finished is displayed "call echo %%time%%".
but this obviously doesn't "!time!" as you forgot to enable delayed expansion

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@echo off

echo.time.str=%time%_
cmd /V:ON /Q /C^"^
   for /L %%k in (^
      1,0,1^
   ) do if "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (^
      exit^
   )else if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (^
      exit^
   )^
"
echo.time.end=%time%_

pause
exit /b

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time.str=19:35:25,28_
time.end=19:35:26,00_
Druk op een toets om door te gaan. . .

einstein1969 wrote:And there is an " at the end.

If you count the quotes you see that you add a double quote at the end of the line but your command inside a child cmd session is already complete

Code: wrote:start "" /B /WAIT cmd /V:ON /Q /C"cmd /V:ON /Q /C^"for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if "^!time:~9,2^!"=="99" (exit) else (if "^!time:~9,2^!"=="00" (exit))"" & call echo %%time%% %time% !time! ok"

This works since the previous quote is consumed by the child session.

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@echo off

cmd /V:ON /Q /C"cmd /V:ON /Q /C^"echo.^>nul"" & call echo %%time%% %time% !time! ok"
cmd /V:ON /Q /C"cmd /V:ON /Q /Cecho.a!^>nul" &echo.b! &call echo %%time%% %time% !time! ok"
pause
exit /b

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19:48:54,75 19:48:54,64 !time! ok"
b!
19:48:54,87 19:48:54,75 !time! ok"

Btw;

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cmd /V:ON /Q /C"cmd /V:ON /Q /C

What is the point of running a cmd session inside a cmd session ?

einstein1969 · #11 Post by **einstein1969** » 16 Mar 2014 12:49

the code is inside another code. I need to run async.

the code i more complex. This is only a part.
This is the old code that not work:

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(
  For /L %%i in (1,1,10) do @(
   start "" /B cmd /V:ON /Q /C"( break|for /L %%k in (1,0,1) do if not "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (if not "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (break) else (exit /b 1) ) else (exit /b 1) ) & (ping ::1 -n 5 -l 1)"
   ping ::1 -n 2 >nul
   For /L %%j in (0,1,1000) do @break
  )
) | find "<" | ...

einstein1969

Ed Dyreen · #12 Post by **Ed Dyreen** » 16 Mar 2014 13:07

I see,

One other thing, don't these long lines read much easier with line breaks ?

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@echo off

echo.time.str=%time%_
cmd /V:ON /Q /C^"^
   for /L %%k in (^
      1,0,1^
   ) do if "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (^
      exit^
   )else if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (^
      exit^
   )^
"
echo.time.end=%time%_

pause
exit /b

You make it difficult to keep track of quoted status and general understanding. Even you got confused just previously.

einstein1969 · #13 Post by **einstein1969** » 16 Mar 2014 14:21

Ed Dyreen wrote:I see,

One other thing, don't these long lines read much easier with line breaks ?
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@echo off

echo.time.str=%time%_
cmd /V:ON /Q /C^"^
   for /L %%k in (^
      1,0,1^
   ) do if "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (^
      exit^
   )else if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (^
      exit^
   )^
"
echo.time.end=%time%_

pause
exit /b
You make it difficult to keep track of quoted status and general understanding. Even you got confused just previously.

Thanks,

this is better.

Now i want to start async with start

I have insert in the code:

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  For /L %%i in (1,1,10) do @(


:: this part need start aync. The output need go to pipe with FIND "<". I think to use START.
echo.time.str=%time%_
cmd /V:ON /Q /C^"^
   for /L %%k in (^
      1,0,1^
   ) do if "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (^
      exit^
   )else if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (^
      exit^
   )^
"
echo.time.end=%time%_
ping ::1 -n 5
:: here finish the part to start async

 
   ping ::1 -n 2 >nul
   For /L %%j in (0,1,1000) do @break
  )
) | find "<"

but already it does not work:

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do non atteso.

einstein1969

Ed Dyreen · #14 Post by **Ed Dyreen** » 16 Mar 2014 15:48

If a double colon is used inside a code block then a special rule applies.

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:: here you crash your script
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It must be followed by a valid command or it crash your script.

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:: this works, the double colon is followed by a valid command
rem
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einstein1969 · #15 Post by **einstein1969** » 16 Mar 2014 15:58

Ed Dyreen wrote:If a double colon is used inside a code block then a special rule applies.
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:: here you crash your script
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It must be followed by a valid command or it crash your script.
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:: this works, the double colon is followed by a valid command
rem
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thanks,

i have removed the comment but the problem remain:

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(
  For /L %%i in (1,1,10) do @(


echo.time.str=%time%_
cmd /V:ON /Q /C^"^
   for /L %%k in (^
      1,0,1^
   ) do if "!time:~9,2!"=="99" (^
      exit^
   )else if "!time:~9,2!"=="00" (^
      exit^
   )^
"
echo.time.end=%time%_
ping ::1 -n 5

 
   ping ::1 -n 2 >nul
   For /L %%j in (0,1,1000) do @break
  )
) | find "<"

einstein1969

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