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I'm really sorry everyone~ Caicai looked for a whole afternoon and didn't find something that I can use~ Posting has taken up everyone's time~ Hope everyone can understand...

I want to make a BAT, with the following requirements:

After opening, choose whether to open 1.txt in the next step. If it's Y, open 1.txt, then the next step asks whether to open 2.txt. If I choose N in this step, skip it. The next step asks whether to open 3.txt, and so on. There may be dozens of steps asking Y or N

I wonder if it can be realized... Caicai is really too unskilled, causing trouble for everyone, very sorry

Is it for pure DOS or for CMD? What is it used for? Explain in detail. How many steps are there? Is it unlimited?

See if the idea I said is correct:
Find *.TXT > File list > Menu call > Mouse selection > Open file > Return to menu to continue selection..... > Finally exit the menu!

Originally posted by 0451lym at 2007-4-12 10:44 PM:
Is it pure DOS or for CMD?
What is it used for? Be more detailed. How many steps are there? Is it infinite?

See if my thinking is correct:
Find *.TXT>File list>Menu call>Mouse selection>Open file>Return to menu to continue selection.....>Finally exit the menu!

For CMD, I was just giving an example for opening TXT.
Actually, I want to call BAT files.
No need to search, they are all in the same directory.
I just want to make a N-step selection BAT.
For example, I need to perform an operation on some files once a week.
Maybe this time I need to skip the operation of 2.BAT and do 3.BAT.
Maybe next time I don't skip.
So I want to ask how to do continuous Y/N selection.
It's not infinite steps.
Suppose there are 30 BAT files waiting for me to choose to skip or run.

Thanks for the great reply. I don't know what's going on. I always get server errors when reading posts here.
I was so anxious that I was sweating all afternoon.

Temporarily written like this~ I don't know if the idea is correct

SET /P ST=Please enter Y(xx1) or N(xx2):
echo.
if /I "%ST%"=="Y" goto xx1
if /I "%ST%"=="N" goto xx2

:xx1
start tt2.txt
goto xx2

:xx2
SET /P ST=Please enter Y(xx3) or N(xx4):
echo.
if /I "%ST%"=="Y" goto xx3
if /I "%ST%"=="N" goto xx4

:xx3
start tt3.txt
goto xx4
:xx4
SET /P ST=Please enter Y(xx5) or N(xx6):
echo.
if /I "%ST%"=="Y" goto xx5
if /I "%ST%"=="N" pause.
:xx5
start tt5.txt
pause.

I throw a fast stone (don't know if it's right):
Suppose BAT has A B C D E F G ............(unlimited number)

@ECHO OFF
IF "%1"=="" CALL %0 A B C D E F G..........
:00
shift
IF "%0"=="" GOTO END
Command line 1
Command line 2
Command line 3........
GOTO 00
:END
EXIT

Last edited by 0451lym on 2007-4-13 at 12:15 PM ]

In fact, one menu is simpler than asking questions one by one. List all batch processing into one menu, and the user can execute whichever one they want. After execution, return to the menu.

You can use the list function of wbat to achieve this.

A piece of cake,

Arrange your text as 1.txt 2.txt 3.txt........., can be ten thousand.

@echo off
set nub=1
:1
echo Do you want to open text %nub%
SET /P ST=Please enter Y(Open) or N(Don't open):
echo.
if /I "%ST%"=="N" set /A nub=%nub%+1 & goto 1
if /I "%ST%"=="Y" start %nub%.txt & set /A nub%=nub%+1 & goto 1
echo Incorrect input, please enter again & goto 1

Just casually looking at any post, there are such answers

Learned something new again~~~