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How to customize parameters in batch commands? I usually use only system parameters. If I want to customize parameters, how should I do it? For example, I made a program with a batch file called test.bat, and I want to add a parameter to it. Thanks. Thanks

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How to define custom parameters for batch commands? The parameters of batch commands are originally input from the command line when you execute it. You can input any parameters you want to give it, from %1 to %9

??I'm too noob... still don't understand.... Please everyone take a look at my this program: This batch file's name is test.bat
@echo off
IF "%1"=="o" goto ok
else goto no
: ok
echo dkfjlsfj>>ok.txt
: no
echo dkfjlsfj>>no.txt
I run "test.bat o" but the program didn't make a selection. Just executed both of those two lines.... Don't understand...

The following is a quote from klot's post on 2005-2-22 11:00:25:

??I'm too noob... still don't understand.... Please take a look at my program:
This batch file is named test.bat
@echo off
IF "%1"=="o" goto ok
else goto no
: ok
echo dkfjlsfj>>ok.txt
: no
echo dkfjlsfj>>no.txt
I run "test.bat o"
But the program didn't make a selection. Just executed both lines.... Don't understand...

Your batch has an issue. Change it as follows:
@echo off
IF "%1"=="o" (goto ok) else (goto no)
: ok
echo dkfjlsfj>>ok.txt
goto end
: no
echo dkfjlsfj>>no.txt
:end

The more I modify, the more problems there are. What the person upstairs modified can only run in the NT environment.

It seems there is no "else" in Windows 98 SE?

Thanks everyone's help!!! But I'm just straightforward. Climbing, you just talk but don't do. And that post, I really doubt whether you understand DOS. It's better to help everyone solve problems well than to talk so much nonsense if you have time. What I said might be excessive. Please forgive me

@echo off
IF "%1"=="o" goto ok
goto no

: ok
echo dkfjlsfj>>ok.txt
goto end
: no
echo dkfjlsfj>>no.txt
:end

The following is the statement made by klot on 2005-2-22 16:51:09:
Thank you all for your help!!! But I'm just outspoken. Climbing, you just talk but don't do. Also, I very much doubt whether that post - maker really understands DOS. It would be better to spend time helping everyone solve problems instead of talking so much nonsense. What I said may be excessive. Please forgive me

Or I don't understand DOS, but I can be certain that those who only know how to ask questions but don't know to check old threads for learning will definitely not learn anything too useful, because it's obvious that you are lacking in the spirit of hard - working study.
If you had taken a little look at the sticky posts, you should have known whether Climbing is the kind of person who talks nonsense and just talks but doesn't do.