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2.0 KiB
64 lines
2.0 KiB
0 400 0 rem comment=1
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0 400 0 rem 'echo' is word=2, 'a' is default=0
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0 400 0 echo a
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0 400 0 rem label=3
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0 400 0 :START
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0 400 0 rem '@' is hide=4
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0 400 0 @echo b
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0 400 0 rem 'gcc' is external command=5
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0 400 0 gcc --version
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0 400 0 rem '%PATH%' is variable=6
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0 400 0 echo %PATH%
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0 400 0 echo %ProgramFiles(x86)%
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0 400 0 rem operator=7 '='
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0 400 0 @set Q=A
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0 400 0
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0 400 0 ::comment=1
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0 400 0
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0 400 0 :: Bug 1624: this construct produced inconsistent brackets in the past
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0 400 0 if ERRORLEVEL 2 goto END
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0 400 0 @if exist a (
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0 400 0 echo exists
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0 400 0 ) else (
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0 400 0 echo not
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0 400 0 )
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0 400 0
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0 400 0 FOR /L %%G IN (2,1,4) DO (echo %%G)
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0 400 0
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0 400 0 :: Bug 1997: keywords not recognized when preceded by '('
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0 400 0 IF NOT DEFINED var (SET var=1)
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0 400 0
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0 400 0 :: Bug 2065: keywords not recognized when followed by ')'
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0 400 0 @if exist a ( exit)
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0 400 0
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0 400 0 :: Bug: with \r or \n, 'command' is seen as continuation
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0 400 0 echo word ^
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0 400 0 1
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0 400 0 command
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0 400 0
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0 400 0 :: Bug argument and variable expansion
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0 400 0 echo %~dp0123
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0 400 0 echo %%-~012
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0 400 0 echo %%~%%~-abcd
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0 400 0 FOR /F %%I in ("C:\Test\temp.txt") do echo %%~dI
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0 400 0
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0 400 0 :: Bug ending of argument and variable expansion
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0 400 0 echo %~dp0\123
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0 400 0 echo "%~dp0123"
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0 400 0 echo "%%-~012"
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0 400 0 echo "%%~%%~-abcd"
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0 400 0 FOR /F %%I in ("C:\Test\temp.txt") do echo "%%~dI"
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0 400 0
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0 400 0 :: Bug escaped %
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0 400 0 echo %%0
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0 400 0 echo %%%0
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0 400 0 echo %%%%~-abcd
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0 400 0
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0 400 0 :TEST that after label style works
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0 400 0 :: Bug 2304: "::" comments not recognised when second command on line
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0 400 0 Set /A xxx=%xxx%+1 & :: Increment
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0 400 0 Set /A xxx=%xxx%+1 & ::Increment
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0 400 0 Set /A xxx=%xxx%+1 & rem Increment
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0 400 0
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0 400 0 :END
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