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Been lurking for a long time, post a new thread to ask

Everyone, what do you use to create a new batch file?

For example: right-click
@echo off
reg add HKCR\.bat\ShellNew /v nullfile /f
reg add HKCR\batfile /v e /d p /f

I counted, need right-click (new p) - left-click (click) - rename (keyboard) - right-click (edit) - left-click (click)

Oh my god, have to click the mouse 4 times, and also right-left-right-left, it's very troublesome, and then have to (@echo off) -- have to type 8 characters on the keyboard, a space,

Is there a faster way, preferably double-click to be okay?

Last edited by qingfushuan on 2007-2-24 at 01:29 PM ]

I was a bit stunned when I saw the thread started by the LZ.
How come the LZ is also a medium-level user, why still post such a thread...
It's not strange if a newbie asks, but speechless...

Spent 2 hours to the water area and got 300 points, heh

SET TL="%userprofile%\Templates\sscript.cmd"

ECHO @ECHO OFF>%TL%

ECHO ::SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION>>%TL%

ECHO.>>%TL%

ECHO EXIT>>%TL%

REG ADD "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.cmd\shellnew" /v filename /d sscript.cmd /f

```
SET TL="%userprofile%\Templates\sscript.cmd"
ECHO @ECHO OFF>%TL%
ECHO ::SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION>>%TL%
ECHO.>>%TL%
ECHO EXIT>>%TL%
REG ADD "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.cmd\shellnew" /v filename /d sscript.cmd /f
```

@echo off

ren %1 "%~n1.bat"

echo @echo off>"%~dpn1.bat"

start NOTEPAD.EXE "%~dpn1.bat"

reg add HKCR\.Crbat\ShellNew /v NullFile /f

reg add HKCR\Crbatfile /ve /d Creat" Bat" /f

reg add HKCR\Crbatfile\DefaultIcon /ve /d  %windir%\system32\cmd.exe,0  /f

reg add HKCR\Crbatfile\shell /ve /d open /f 

reg add HKCR\Crbatfile\shell\open\command /ve /d  %cd%\Crbat.cmd" \"%%1\""  /f

assoc.Crbat=Crbatfile

Oh, dizzy~ When you right-click to create a new one, it automatically comes out without having to click the left button.

Then here you go~ Just wrote this.

Extract to any folder (haven't tested if there are spaces~ I just put it on drive D).

2 files:

Crbat.cmd:

@echo off

ren %1 "%~n1.bat"

echo @echo off>"%~dpn1.bat"

start NOTEPAD.EXE "%~dpn1.bat"

Register Crbat.bat:

reg add HKCR\.Crbat\ShellNew /v NullFile /f

reg add HKCR\Crbatfile /ve /d Creat" Bat" /f

reg add HKCR\Crbatfile\DefaultIcon /ve /d  %windir%\system32\cmd.exe,0  /f

reg add HKCR\Crbatfile\shell /ve /d open /f 

reg add HKCR\Crbatfile\shell\open\command /ve /d  %cd%\Crbat.cmd" \"%%1\""  /f

assoc.Crbat=Crbatfile

First run the register Crbat.bat, you refresh the new twice, and you can see a Creat Bat file type, you create a new one, then double-click it.

The one on the 4th floor is good! Forgot the filename.

When I came to the union, I always used it. Create a new text file - rename it to XXX.bat - edit - @echo off, it's so troublesome.

Fortunately, I found the.bat in the right - click. The fifth sentence in the registration of.bat by the friend on the fifth floor is wrong:

reg add HKCR\Crbatfile\shell\open\command /ve /d %cd%\Crbat.cmd" \"%%1\"" /f

Error: too many command - line arguments

Crbat.cmd is okay. Can it be lazier? Can the cursor blink on the second line

I've always been using the method you've been using. This newly created script is based on imitating the MS-HTML document creation method as you requested

D:\4bat>reg add HKCR\.Crbat\ShellNew /v NullFile /f

The operation completed successfully.

D:\4bat>reg add HKCR\Crbatfile /ve /d Creat" Bat" /f

The operation completed successfully.

D:\4bat>reg add HKCR\Crbatfile\DefaultIcon /ve /d C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe,0
/f

The operation completed successfully.

D:\4bat>reg add HKCR\Crbatfile\shell /ve /d open /f

The operation completed successfully.

D:\4bat>reg add HKCR\Crbatfile\shell\open\command /ve /d D:\4bat\Crbat.cmd" \"%
1\"" /f

The operation completed successfully.

You have a space in the path...

Crbat.cmd is okay. Can you be lazier? Can the cursor flash on the second line so that I don't have to press the ↓ key again

Then either don't use P, use a script. After opening, send a key press =. = Are you too lazy?

Batch processing was originally invented to reduce workload = for the lazy

You can also use the copy command

copy nul file.bat