if errorlevel 5
means “if it is greater than or equal to 5”;
if not errorlevel 6
means “if it is less than 6”;
Then
if errorlevel 5 and if not errorlevel 6
means “equal to 5”
That understanding isn’t wrong, right!
But is a form like “if errorlevel 5 and if not errorlevel 6” correct? Does DOS recognize syntax like this?
Could an expert please point it out!
Thanks :)
[ Last edited by willsort on 2006-4-15 at 00:39 ]
means “if it is greater than or equal to 5”;
if not errorlevel 6
means “if it is less than 6”;
Then
if errorlevel 5 and if not errorlevel 6
means “equal to 5”
That understanding isn’t wrong, right!
But is a form like “if errorlevel 5 and if not errorlevel 6” correct? Does DOS recognize syntax like this?
Could an expert please point it out!
Thanks :)
[ Last edited by willsort on 2006-4-15 at 00:39 ]
