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| DOS批处理 & 脚本技术(批处理室) » What methods are there for receiving user input in batch processing? |
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| Floor1 hulongzhuo | Posted 2007-04-20 03:20 |
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In pure DOS mode, the following statements can't be used:
set /p confrim=yes or no?(y/n): if %confirm% == y goto .. if %confirm% == n goto.. That is, wait on the screen to get a variable entered by the user. I know I can use CHOOSE, but it's an external command. I'd like to know what other methods there are to achieve the function above. |
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| Floor2 hulongzhuo | Posted 2007-04-20 04:23 |
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| Floor3 hulongzhuo | Posted 2007-04-20 05:32 |
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No one answering?
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| Floor4 zhoushijay | Posted 2007-04-20 07:34 |
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set /p confrim=yes or no?(y/n):
if %confirm% == y goto .. if %confirm% == n goto.. This can do it, but there is one problem: if the user enters some other character, then %confirm% is neither equal to Y nor equal to n. So add another bit of code: :re set /p confrim=yes or no?(y/n): if /i %confirm% == y goto .. if /i %confirm% == n goto.. if /i %confirm% neq y goto :re if /i %confirm% neq n goto :re |
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