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nop 21 Sep 2011, 03:45
@ouadji hey i know this one %xxx% is a named parameter for dos batch files which dos reads from the environment so before running the batch file you set the value of %xxx% using the set command in this case set %lib% = c:\fresh\source or whatever
 replaceable parameters are similar but can only be %1 to %9 afaik and are defined in order on the command line when the batch file is run  |
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typedef 21 Sep 2011, 04:46
nop wrote: @ouadji hey i know this one %xxx% is a named parameter for dos batch files which dos reads from the environment so before running the batch file you set the value of %xxx% using the set command in this case set %lib% = c:\fresh\source or whatever Example: Code: ;mybat.cmd/.bat cls @echo off set /p option=Choose an option(1,2): echo Your option is %option% pause>nul  |
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21 Sep 2011, 04:46 |
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ouadji 21 Sep 2011, 08:03
thank you nop, thank you typedef I suspected that was something about a batch file. This stuff has always been a mystery for me. Something about programming, but without mov, cmp and call ... therefore incomprehensible !
edit Quote: @nop : ... in this case set %lib% = c:\fresh\source or whatever ... it works, but without space and without "%" Code: ;my_make.bat set lib=..\.. ; set lib= ..\.. does not work (one space) fasm wink.asm ;--------------------------- ;wink.asm ... ;include '..\..\version.inc' include '%lib%\version.inc' ... _________________ I am not young enough to know everything (Oscar Wilde)-  |
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Overflowz 21 Sep 2011, 09:59
ouadji
also, it used to read Environment Variables ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environment_variable ) for example: Code: echo %USERNAME% will print current username. and so on.. |
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