From: anton.txt@g{oogle}mail.com   
      
   Hello, all.   
      
   What does the following script:   
      
   @ECHO OFF   
   FOR /F "tokens=2,* delims= " %%A in ("%*") DO SET ARGS=%%B   
   ECHO M:1:%1   
   ECHO M:2:%2   
   ECHO M:*:%ARGS%   
      
   stored as test.bat invoked as   
      
   > test.bat a "b,c" d e   
      
   print:   
      
   1:a   
   2:"b,c"   
   *:c" d e   
      
   ?   
      
   I expected it to print:   
      
   1:a   
   2:"b,c"   
   *:d e   
      
   because the FOR /F loop should split the parameter by the   
   space characer, and end up with all the token after the second   
   one in the ARGS variable. Why is the comma treated as a command   
   separator at some point?   
      
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