The next two variables are our running total of the number of disks we've used so far, and how many bytes we've used on the last disk. The for command iterates over all the files in the current directory. For each one, we call :onefile with the file name. The :onefile subroutine does all the real work.
It then sees if that size is larger than a floppy disk; if so, then we're doomed, so we just skip the file. Otherwise, we add the file to the current disk and see if it fits. If not, then we declare the disk full and put the file on a brand new disk. This algorithm erroneously reports that no files require one disk.
Fixing that is left as an exercise. There's your quick introduction to the secret :eof label and batch file subroutines. Comments are closed. I wrote a book Ground rules Disclaimers and such My necktie's Twitter. When the batch file stops running it will return control to the command processor. If that command processor was started just for the purpose of executing the batch file, the command processor itself will stop running after completing batch file execution.
Though the batch file may be terminated, the console window the batch file has been running in may be left open, depending on the operating system, the command processor, and how batch file execution was started from a command prompt or through a shortcut.
The normal exit command simply terminates the current script, and the parent for example if you were running a script from command line, or calling it from another batch file.
With exit, you can also add an error level of the exit. Setting error levels with this method can be useful when creating batch scripts that may have things that fail.
You could create separate :labels for different errors, and have each return a unique error level. All in all i would recommend using exit just because you can set an errorlevel, but, it's really up to you. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. This batch command moves files from one directory to another, rename the directories and move the directories as well. In this way, MOVE command can be used to move files, directories and rename directories. The batch command NET is used for many network functionalities depending upon the commands used. The batch command PATH displays the path variable or it can be used to set path variable.
The batch command PAUSE is used for holding the output screen till user enters a variable or a value. The batch command RD is used for removing the empty directories, directories with contents or files inside cannot be removed with RD command.
Anything written after REM is interpreted as a comment and is not executed in batch programs. This script will sort the content of example. This program will start the application paint if it is in the working location, else you will have to explicitly indicate the path of that program as well.
Thus the output console will look like:. The batch command TREE displays the tree diagram of the subdirectories to the last level.
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