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How to write a batch script that automatically remembers the number of times it has run?

Write the number of runs into a file or the registry

Can't it be implemented in P without rewriting the registry and without additional files?

Of course it's also possible, but it's a bit more troublesome

Then please post the code. Thanks

The last line of the batch processing must be an empty line

1、The simplest way is to add in the batch processing:
set/p=:<nul>>%~nx0
Calculate the number of ":"

2、Display the current running times:
@echo off for /f "tokens=1,2* delims=:" %%i in ('findstr /nv "`" %~nx0') do set /a N=%%i-1 for /f "skip=%N% delims=" %%i in (%~nx0) do ( for %%n in (%%i) do set /a %%n+=1) set /a :+=1 echo.&echo. The %:% run. &echo. set/p=: <nul>>%~nx0 pause exit

It has been debugged. It's very good. But I still need to study it. I haven't looked at the code carefully yet. Thanks first.

There is a problem with that code? Can only remember to 2, and then always 2, who will solve it?

Is it possible to write one with VBS? Blame me for being ignorant, sweat~~

[ Last edited by jmz573515 on 2007-1-22 at 10:16 PM ]

waw...

Here comes another VBS one

Hehe......
Okay, thank you.

Can we can solve this problem only in BAT format? Thanks

Demonstration code:
@echo off :: Only count when this script is not closed :loop cls set /a num+=1 echo This is the %num%th run pause goto loop

What I want is not this situation. What I mean is that every time it runs, it counts once. How to achieve it? Only using bat

echo content >> batch file itself
Just use this
The principle is roughly like this, if you are interested, you can make some corrections and so on

[ Last edited by dikex on 2007-1-6 at 04:45 PM ]