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I've searched through all the forum posts and still couldn't find this question. It should be possible, right? I seem to remember seeing P used like this before.
Let me explain again: for example, when a batch file runs to pause, if there are no more statements after it, it will prompt “Press any key to continue...”. At that point, press any key and this P closes.
How can this be done? Thanks!

Bumping this myself.
What I want is for it to quit directly only when Q is pressed. If anything else is entered, ignore it.
Is this impossible? If any experienced member can confirm that it can't be done, please let me know too, thanks!

@echo off
echo. Now press q and it can quit~~~
choice /c:q/n >nul 2>nul
exit
Add it to the last line and pressing q will make it quit

Originally posted by fydxy at 2009-6-4 05:06:
@echo off
echo. Now press q and it can quit~~~
choice /c:q/n >nul 2>nul
exit
Add it to the last line and pressing q will make it quit

There is no choice command anymore, so how do you use it?
As for the OP wanting it to quit only by pressing q and without hitting Enter, if you ask me, that can't be done. You can only do it like this:
@echo off
echo Press q to quit…
pause>nul
Fool yourself a bit, and it looks like pressing q quits it…