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I have a batch file to unzip a file, the path of the zip file and destination folder is hardcoded. I want to unzip different zip files to different folders. I don't want to edit the code all the time, ...
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I have a VB.net console application with command line arguments. Like ("-Arg1=Value1 -Arg2=Value2 -Arg3="Value 3") this i'm passing arguments from project properties -> Debug ->Command line arguments. ...
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My java program works fine with cmd. It takes 5arguments and also has external library. So I am running it from cmd like java -cp .;jxl.jar MyProgram d: abc 1 d://sv 0 I would like to develop .cmd ...
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I want to create a cmd command by writing a batchfile and put it into "system32" to call it in the cmd console by its name. Is there a way to expect parameters in the batch file: Write in cmd: fake-...
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I need to check if one or two parameters are given by the user. Depending on that, different functions will apply. How can i use anything like OR or AND in this case? @echo off :BEGIN ...
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I would like to run file.bat with parameters through a vbscript like this: Function RunMove() wshShell.Run("file.bat goto X") End Function
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my batch file is ProcessMe.bat the Command is this ProcessMe -color blue -type high --size large --tag gift the parameters order is not fixed ProcessMe -type high --tag gift -...
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I am creating a batch program, and you need to pass arguments to it. Though with my current code you have to pass the arguments in a certain way. The way I could fix this is by getting a line of text ...
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How can you make a .exe file accessible from any location in the Windows command window? Is there some registry entry that has to be entered?
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I know that %0 contains the full path of the batch script, e.g. c:\path\to\my\file\abc.bat I want path to be equal to c:\path\to\my\file. How can I achieve that?
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In Windows, how do you access arguments passed when a batch file is run? For example, let's say I have a program named hello.bat. When I enter hello -a at a Windows command line, how do I let my ...
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Is it possible to write a single script file which executes in both Windows (treated as .bat) and Linux (via Bash)? I know the basic syntax of both, but didn't figure out. It could probably exploit ...
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One remotely familiar with windows/dos batch scripting will recognize this line: @echo off For many-many days, I was happy with the sentiment that the @ is how echo off is meant to be written at the ...
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I would like to call a jar file from a windows batch file. One requirement is to be able to pass all the batch file arguments as-is to the jar file invocation. For example, Required Command line: ...
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In the following example, I want to call a child batch file from a parent batch file and pass all of the remaining parameters to the child. C:\> parent.cmd child1 foo bar C:\> parent.cmd child2 ...
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