Originally posted by willsort at 2005-9-25 11:20:
Re dosfroum:

我个人不曾使用过 wbat ，不过如果它确有此限制，可以考虑不使用 checkbox，而使用 Input field ；或者将 checkbox 分组显示也是可以考虑皠...

#                  Checkboxes in box layout                             ^



A checkbox is used to toggle an option on/off. To offer checkboxes in

a dialog box, put an exclamation mark in square brackets.



Example:       ~ include subdirectories~



In this example only the checkbox itself can be clicked on to toggle the

status. To include the associated text in the sensitive area, include it

in the square brackets.



Example:       ~~





Note:

On the keyboard toggle with space bar.



The symbol marking ~on~ is defined

in WBAT.INI (default: "x").

:



:checkbox-example "Checkbox" 



  include subdirectories

  all upper case



  

:



:checkbox-var

#                       Checkbox variable                               ^





You can have up to 9 checkboxes in a dialog box. The status of each

checkbox is returned by the value ~0~ (off) or ~1~ (on), assigned to

the variable WCB~1~ for the first one, WCB~2~ for the second, etc.



This is an example of handling the returned variable:

~

        set option=

        if %%WCB1%%==1 set option=/S

~



Note that the initial/default status can be assigned to these variables

before the box is displayed. An empty variable or any invalid value is

taken as ~0~ (~OFF~).

::

:input
# Input field in box layout ^

An input field is denoted by a ~$~-sign followed by the name of the
variable that will return the input string.

Example: ~~

The input length is determined by the space including the brackets.
A different length (longer or shorter) may be specified, as well as
additional options:

~U~ force upper case
~P~ password entry mode
~!~ input required (unless box is closed by ESC)

Example: ~~

If the input length exceeds the visible field size,
the string will be shifted, if necessary.

Note that it is possible to make a box with
an input field only (without buttons).
In this case ENTER will close the box.
::

:input-var
# Input variable ^


To handle input, you must tell WBAT to return variables, using the
construct:
~CALL W.BAT box ....~

For details see ~Control~ section in main menu.

You may assign an initial/default string to the variable, before the
box is displayed. ~Be sure to clear the variable, if you want an empty
input field.~

Note: WBAT will remove trailing spaces from the input string.
::

Originally posted by willsort at 2005-9-26 01:33:
Re dosfroum:
对不起，也许是我说得过于含糊，因为我实在对 wbat 很陌生，下面是我从 wbat.txt 中截出来的文字：