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            <description><![CDATA[<style TYPE="text/css"> .diffchar { color:red; } </style>- I've been writing Windows batch files for a long time &mdash; ince back when they were DOS batch files. I remember back in my time at IMC when a guy showed me his contrived DOS subroutines.  This was prior to the internet age so he either developed the idea on his own or found it in a book.  Kludgey, but it worked.<br />+ I've been writing Windows batch files for a long time &mdash; <span class="diffchar">s</span>ince back when they were DOS batch files. I remember back in my time at IMC when a guy showed me his contrived DOS subroutines.  This was prior to the internet age so he either developed the idea on his own or found it in a book.  Kludgey, but it worked.<br />]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[<style TYPE="text/css"> .diffchar { color:red; } </style>- In order to access the remaining the command-line parameters, you can use the <i>shift</i> command to move the paramet<span class="diffchar">r</span>ers forward in the variable list.<br />+ In order to access the remaining the command-line parameters, you can use the <i>shift</i> command to move the parameters forward in the variable list.<br />]]></description>
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            <description><![CDATA[<style TYPE="text/css"> .diffchar { color:red; } </style>- In this loop you specify the boundaries within the parens (start, step and stop).  Steps may be negative and the stop can be less than the st<span class="diffchar">ep</span>.<br />+ In this loop you specify the boundaries within the parens (start, step and stop).  Steps may be negative and the stop can be less than the st<span class="diffchar">art</span>.<br />]]></description>
            <author>Greg Martin</author>
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            <description><![CDATA[<style TYPE="text/css"> .diffchar { color:red; } </style>+ <h2 class="showhide_heading" id="File_names_an_file_extensions">File names an file extensions</h2>+ Windows relies on the use of file extensions to decide what to do with a file.  Typically your system will recognize <i>.bat</i> and <i>.cmd</i> as files to be processed by the command shell (cmd.exe).  You can use <i>ftype</i> and <i>assoc</i> commands to add other file extensions.<br />+ <br />+ <h2 class="showhide_heading" id="Comments">Comments</h2>+ <br />+ <pre class="codelisting" dir="ltr" style="overflow:auto;">REM testlable1.cmd+ REM This is a comment+ :: This is a comment as well</pre><br />+ The double colon is not documented, but it serves the same purpose and is interchangeable with REM.<br />+ <br />+ <h2 class="showhide_heading" id="Labels">Labels</h2>+ Labels are single words that start with a colon.  They can be or subroutine identifiers or the target of a GOTO<br />+ <pre class="codelisting" dir="ltr" style="overflow:auto;">GOTO MyLabel+ + :MyLabel+ REM control passes to this spot</pre><br />+ <br />+ <pre class="codelisting" dir="ltr" style="overflow:auto;">REM testlable2.cmd+ CALL MyLabel some_parameter+ echo Control has passed back+ goto :EOF+ + :MyLabel+ REM control passes to this spot+ echo You passed this parameter: %1+ goto :EOF+ + :MySecondlabel</pre><br />+ <br />+ <pre class="codelisting" dir="ltr" style="overflow:auto;">C:\WABS&gt;testlabel2.cmd+ You passed this parameter: some_parameter+ Control has passed back</pre><br />+ :EOF is a special label that refers to the end of the file. You <b>do not</b> have to explicitly define this label.  This is nice if you really want to jump to the end of the file.  When you use a subroutine, control will return to the calling statement only after the subroutine reaches the :EOF.<br />+ <br />+ <br />+ <br />+ <br />]]></description>
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