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Often see the sentence `if == goto %2` written at the beginning of a batch script. What does it mean? What does `$` represent?

Re foxandmonkey: "Often"?! Only my program would have such a usage. If you had read all the programs I wrote here, you wouldn't have this question. This statement is mainly to assist in achieving the modularization you mentioned, similar to the CALL :lable usage under the NT command line. It means that if the first parameter is $, then the second parameter is taken as the label of the specified module and jumps to there. is similar to "%1", I call it "air defense character" because it is to prevent %1 from being empty and causing a syntax error in the if statement. Also, $ and are quasi-keywords often used in my early programs. They are defined by us program designers. Of course, for the uniformity of style and readability of the program, such usage has become my habit. However, now I am considering making some changes in style, such as changing to "" which is used more commonly by more people, and $ to : and so on, because my programming platform has changed a lot.

Brother willsort, PFPF.
I've collected all your programs. Since I came to the forum yesterday, I've been reading them. Good programs are as enjoyable to read as good articles, bringing a feeling of great satisfaction.
In the past, I only dabbled in writing bat files, never a systematic one. Yours are several versions, each improved and full of highlights, making me clap in admiration, ponder deeply, and even forget about food

WillSoft you... ah

Thank you for lighting torches for people in the dark!