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Originally posted by tghksj at 2007-1-18 08:52:
Teacher HUNRYBECKY

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It must be like that. It's impossible to be completely hidden

@echo off&&mode con cols=15 lines=1
%1 %2
start /min /i "" "%~nx0" goto min&&goto :eof

:min
start "" "qq.exe"
exit

Originally posted by HUNRYBECKY at 2007-1-19 20:14:

The one imitated is not the real hiding, and the effect is not good.

My title is: Batch file that can run in minimized state
Not: Batch file that can run in hidden state

Many times, only the requirement is that the batch file runs in minimized state, not hidden state

[ Last edited by zh159 on 2007-1-19 at 11:08 PM ]

Hello, two experts, please help me see how to apply your code to my situation.
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=26896&fpage=1

Learning

If only minimize is required, then

@echo off
start %0 /min

Isn't this very concise?

I want to ask one thing, why use %1 and %2? I don't understand. Can someone help explain it, please?

Originally posted by qinbuer at 2007-6-8 12:51 PM:
If only minimizing is required, then
@echo off
start %0 /min

Isn't this very concise?

First, directly start %0 /min cannot start the original batch processing; it needs to be start "" %0 /min and so on;

Second, /min placed at the back is invalid; placing it at the front start /min "" %0;

Third, directly executing this code will produce a recursive effect, and directly using start to call bat is not cmd /c but cmd /k to execute the batch processing. That is, after the batch processing runs all the code, it will not exit, which will make the cmd window pop up a lot. You can try it, don't say I caused a crash...


To the above:

%1 %2 are the startup parameters passed when the last start called the batch processing:
start /min /i "" "%~nx0" goto min
Here %1 and %2 correspond to goto and min respectively;

Then when the batch processing called by start executes %1 %2, it is equivalent to executing goto min, which jumps to the :min label without executing start again to avoid the recursive effect

Thanks to the friend above for the explanation, I'll study it when I get off work and go home.

None

start /min /i "" "%~nx0" goto min
＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝＝
I want to ask, if I add some meaningless characters in front of "goto min", it will go wrong and repeatedly run itself.
Can only "goto min" follow after start?
Because I just wanted to try whether I can call out %1, %2, %3 and so on...

It seems that digging up old posts is not right, and starting a new post wastes resources... Moderator大人has a lot

I also can't understand here of %1 and %2?

Who can tell me?