Nice tutorial, but your little dice game is weird. Reply 8 years ago on Step 4. Reply 7 years ago on Step 4. Hey, Prof. Pickle, since Cmd. You can re-write the command, compile it and replace the original, but other than that This is very useful for me.
Thank you sir. By Prof. Pickle Follow. More by the author:. About: I enjoy anything to do with computers. I have made some interesting scripts, and I am constantly improving my skill set. One day I hope to become a programmer, although in what category is still a mystery al… More About Prof.
Pickle ». This instructable will cover the basics of creating your own commands and even installing them on others computers which you can use to further cut down the amount of work you need to do. Some things you should have: A Windows computer preferably modern A USB for transporting the files around A basic to advanced understanding of the syntax involved with batch commands this is not a tutorial to help you learn about commands, this is a tutorial about making your own Basic computer know how for instance, knowing how to navigate through folders If you don't have a basic understanding of the syntax involved with batch scripts and the like, feel free to either search for a tutorial, ask questions or comment on something you don't understand.
This section basically covers what happens when you put something like "echo Hello". Unfortunately I use that word too much , I don't know the code they use for it, so I can't exactly be perfectly accurate with this. Besides, this is just to demonstrate what happens when you type in a command you probably shouldn't skip this if you don't know already.
So, the first thing cmd does is search for a file named whatever the command capitalization doesn't matter was let's use echo for this situation , with the extension of either. Once the file is found, whatever you put after it is sent to the script in the form of a parameter these will be explained below. Let's say this is the code in the file EAT. Anyway, if I wrote "EAT hamburger fries" then the output would be Prof Pickle ate hamburger and fries It's a modern masterpiece, isn't it?
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This looks acceptable from a human point of view. But here we are dealing with a computer: if you create a file, called blablabla , then why would Remove blablabla be wrong? For example let's take another command like "ping" or something, so if the user typed "ping blablabla" it will display an error because "blablabla" is not a valid website name. Like that i want to create a Command line that use custom commands, i tried to search and code but i didn't find the way to do it, By the way thank you for commenting and i hope i will find a solution.
In any case the only test you can rely on without building something really complex, is "did command X complete successfully or not". If cmd. I do see relatively sophisticated cmd. GdLuck — shellter. I would rephrase your title as "How to prompt user input in batch file", and edit the rest of the Q to match that idea. Good luck. Add a comment. A way to do that is using a command that produce no output and redirect its output to the file, so you just need to know which commands produce no output.
However, such functionality was removed in Windows cmd. Other commands that show nothing and works in Windows are:. The problem with these commands is that they do a certain task, so using they to create an empty file seems strange. For example, goto command also show nothing:. Other command that show nothing is exit , so you may write a subroutine that create an empty file with the name given in its parameter this way:. So, which command should we use? Well, in my particular case I prefer that the purpose of the command be perfectly clear, so I choose an auto-documented set command:.
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Step 1: Select and open your editor As mentioned earlier, text documents are a good starting point for batch scripts. Step 3: Create and save a batch file An easy introduction to the art of creating batch files is to write a simple script that creates multiple directories on a selected disk on your computer.
Simply copy the two lines into an empty Notepad document, as shown in the following screenshot:. Step 4: Run the new batch script After you create and save the batch file, you have two options to run it: Either run the script in the familiar Windows Explorer environment or open Command Prompt and run it using a command-line command.
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