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The effect made by redtek is exactly what I wanted to say, thanks.

Don't thank me. A fun animation can't be realized without every participant:)

It was kawakumo who inspired a fun title and the idea of making an animation;
The code of youxi01 and the code of moderator qwe1234567 and a backspace application;
9527 discovered the problem of the backspace character when COPY CON,
And the super VBS skills of moderator 3742668,
With each of our participation and communication, the forum content will be more and more rich:)

[ Last edited by redtek on 2006-10-31 at 02:09 AM ]

Originally posted by 9527 at 2006-10-31 01:58:
Still the same sentence---it's all my fault, I shouldn't have drawn conclusions so early...

If you don't COPY CON...
You won't even find that the backspace character was actually converted in real time when COPY con was used : )
Because everyone's participation will always play a role in promoting and discovering updated knowledge ~ : )

After several tests, this is a relatively nice effect

@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set b=/--\--
set 速度=0.8
set 退格=
:b
for /l %%i in (0,1,200) do call :a %%i
goto :b
:a
set/a a=%1%%4
set/p=!b:~%a%,1!<nul
ping/n %速度% 127.1>nul
set/p=%退格%<nul
goto :eof

I don't know how to implement the effects of youxi01 and redtek in the same line.

[ Last edited by kawakumo on 2006-10-31 at 04:22 AM ]

Originally posted by kawakumo at 2006-10-31 04:21:
I don't know how to implement the effects of youxi01 and redtek in the same line?

[ Last edited by kawakumo on 2006-10-31 at 04:22 AM ]

Appropriate application of prohibiting backspace will make the displayed characters "move forward" ~ : )

The following is a very wonderful post! It can't be allowed to sink ~ : )
It talks about very detailed principles and enjoyable content ~ : )



　　 Brief Analysis of Helpless Signature Code
　　http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=18838&fpage=1&highlight=%E6%97%A0%E5%A5%88%E4%BD%95

This may be the code you need:
@echo off
rem qwe1234567 character animation

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set b=\^|/-
set 速度=2

rem The ASCII code 08 is the backspace special control character
set 退格=

:b
for /l %%i in (0,1,3) do call :a %%i
cls
goto :b
:a
set /a num=%1+1
set/p test=!b:~%1,1!!b:~0,%num%!<nul
ping/n %速度% 127.1>nul
set/p=%退格%<nul
goto :eof

No, what I want to say is as follows:
[Use * to represent the rolling \- /]
.*
..*
...*
....*
.....*
......*
.......*
Each time adding a dot is the effect of youxi01, and the rolling * is the effect of redtek, implemented in the same line.

I also post one. I don't know if this meets the requirements of the person above.

@echo off

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

set b=/-\ /-\ **

set 速度=1

set 退格=

:b

for /l %%i in (0,1,200) do call :a %%i

goto :b

:a

set/a a=%1%%10

set/a c=%a%%%4

if %a% EQU 0 set/p=.<nul

if %c% EQU 3 (set/p=^|<nul) else (set/p=!b:~%a%,1!<nul)

ping/n %速度% 127.1>nul

set/p=%退格%<nul

goto :eof

Haha... It's really fun to make~ : )

Benefited a lot.
Although this method can create an "animation effect", the disadvantages are also obvious.
That is, the control of speed cannot be more accurately grasped.

That's good, it's exactly the effect made by chenall, really amazing.

If you want to use this effect to represent progress, how to control it? For example, display the progress of copying files.

Change "set b=/-\ /-\ " to "set b=./-\ /-\ ". Adding a dot makes the effect better when wrapping lines.