Seeing the 4dos help, it seems there is a clipboard. Who knows the specific usage? Also, who knows the usage of %1 %2, etc.? Thanks! [em28]
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Let me talk about the usage of %1 %2.
% represents a parameter. A parameter refers to the string added after the file name when running a batch file. Variables can range from %0 to %9. %0 represents the file name itself, and strings are represented in order from %1 to %9.
For example: There is a batch file named t.bat under the C: root directory. The content is type %1 type %2
Then running c:\t a.txt b.txt will sequentially display the contents of the a.txt and b.txt files.
% represents a parameter. A parameter refers to the string added after the file name when running a batch file. Variables can range from %0 to %9. %0 represents the file name itself, and strings are represented in order from %1 to %9.
For example: There is a batch file named t.bat under the C: root directory. The content is type %1 type %2
Then running c:\t a.txt b.txt will sequentially display the contents of the a.txt and b.txt files.
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