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|    Dallas to All    |
|    Re: batch file structure    |
|    07 Jul 22 11:34:49    |
      From: dallas@texas.usa              On 7/7/2022 11:22 AM, Auric__ wrote:       > Dallas wrote:       >> On 7/6/2022 3:59 PM, Auric__ wrote:       >>> Dallas wrote:       >>>> On 7/5/2022 11:43 AM, Auric__ wrote:       >>>>> The majority of my batch files tend to be one-liners anyway.       >>>>       >>>> How do you code a batch one-liner ?       >>>> I can't remember coding any one-liners.       >>> Like this:       >>> dir/a-d/b/s|find /v /i ".mp3">\list.txt       >>> or this:       >>> D:\Wintools\Programming\tcc\tcc.exe *.c       >>> or this:       >>> for %%x in (*.baf) do AICompile FILE %%~nx.baf %%~nx.err %%~nx.bcs       >>> or even just:       >>> del *.bak       >>>       >>> All of them almost exclusively ran from the GUI, not the command line.       >>> I generally use batch files as scripts, not complete programs.       >>       >> What did you name those batch files?       >       > find-non-mp3s.bat       > compile-tcc.bat       > cmp.bat       > killbaks.bat (although if I had to type it out, it'd probably be 'kbk.bat')       >       >> How do you run a batch file from the GUI ?       >       > Just like anything else in the GUI, double-click it, or select it and press       > Enter. The batch is run from the directory it's in, unless you make a .lnk       > (or .pif) with a different "Start in" directory.       >       > - 'find-non-mp3s.bat' was run in the top level of my Music directory       > - 'compile-tcc.bat' is run in whatever dir contains C files I need compiled       > - 'cmp.bat' is for a game mod I was working on, a long time ago       > - a copy of 'killbaks.bat' exists in every directory I have where .bak files       > are regularly created that I don't want to save       >              I just now noticed that none of the one-liners has any arguments.       The %1 %2 %3 ... arguments.       So, running by double clicking makes more sense to me now.              I suppose if you did need arguments you could prompt for them as the batch       file ran.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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