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Bump myself up a bit, urgently need to solve~~~

Hehe, sorry. The code you need is relatively long. I don't have so much time to debug it out.

Do the minimum required.
Know how many days are in each month. (Can be defined)
For February, then judge whether the current year is a leap year (
Then take the current date and then decide whether to add or subtract one day.
Whether the month should be incremented, whether the year should be incremented.
All are within the scope of consideration.

Originally posted by lililulula at 2007-4-9 14:59:
It's really like that when you mention it. I also looked at the script on floor 2 later and had this problem. My script also has this problem. However, the vbs script on floor 3 is okay. There is a built-in parameter called wekekday~~~~,看来考虑问题没考虑 ...

Next Working Day.vbs

dim Wday,today

today=date

Wday=Weekday(now)

Select Case (Wday)

    case 1 today=today+1

    case 2 today=today+1

    case 3 today=today+1

    case 4 today=today+1

    case 5 today=today+1

    case 6 today=today+3

    case 7 today=today+2

end select

WScript.echo CDate(today)

bat

@echo off

for /f "delims=" %%i in ('"cscript //nologo 下一个工作日.vbs"') do echo %%i

pause

Thanks to zh159 for providing the method of getting VBS script variables~~ Thanks a lot, I'll think about implementing it with batch scripts slowly. It seems quite difficult. If any expert knows, please do give advice~~~~~~

[ Last edited by lililulula on 2007-4-10 at 11:09 AM ]

But there is another problem, can I remove the horizontal line in 2007-04-10 from the retrieved variable? I tried to retrieve it and then use the date variable to remove the horizontal line, but the time returned to the system time. As soon as I use the date function, I don't know how to remove the horizontal line in the VBS script. I hope friends who know can help.

The problem of the horizontal line has been solved. I didn't think much about it before, but now I've figured it out. Thanks everyone for your help.