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This is a batch script I downloaded in the forum. For novices like me, I really hope experts can help us interpret it, so that I can learn faster than reading those boring commands. Please also ask all experts to be generous with your advice
@echo off --------------- I've mixed this up for a long time and know what it means, which is not to display the command itself
:1 -------------------------- Don't understand
title End Process ----------- The title of cmd
color f1 -------------------- The background color of the script
mode con: cols=40 lines=18 --- I guess it's the size of the window!
echo. ------------- Why is there a dot at the end
set /p run=Please enter the program name to end -------- Please can you introduce it in detail
::ntsd -c q -pn %run% ------------- What does :: mean in front of the command
taskkill /f /t /im %run% -------------- I know what this command means but don't know when connected with the front
pause>nul
I would like to thank you here first :)

[ Last edited by daoshui18 on 2007-5-11 at 04:23 PM ]

echo. -----------Blank line in the window
This P is actually a sentence: taskkill /f /t /im %run%---------Kill the process of %ren%
It can also be forced to end with ntsd -c q -pn %run% ------------------Please enter ntsd /? in cmd
set /p run=Please enter the program name to end ---------------------Enter set /? in cmd

Declaration: I am not an expert, I have just been lurking in the forum for half a year, please forgive me for any details

: :1 --------------------------Don't understand
It's a label;
Often used with goto and call;
To achieve program jumping or similar function of functions;

Output blank line: echo.

set /p run=Please enter the program name to end
It's the usage of set;
set /p variable name=prompt string
It's to output the prompt string and ask the user to input;
And assign the input to the variable name;
Describe in C language:
Equivalent to:
printf ("prompt string");
scanf("void",&variable name);
Void represents any data type; because there is no distinction of data types under cmd;

:: means comment; same as rem

Moderator, I've made changes. Thanks a lot. Could you send me some materials about `set`? What I found on Baidu is always unclear. Haha

Thanks to the enthusiastic experts, I'm very motivated!

Originally posted by daoshui18 at 2007-5-11 16:24:
Moderator, I have made changes, thank you.
Can you send me some materials about set? What I find on Baidu is always unclear, haha

You need to learn to search by yourself~

http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/search.php?searchid=110022&orderby=lastpost&ascdesc=desc&searchsubmit=yes&sid=0UJaRC