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DOS批处理 & 脚本技术（批处理室） » [Solved] How to make echo A>A.txt output a 1-byte file

Floor1　Hanyeguxing	Posted 2009-06-05 06:23
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As titled: how can I make the file output by echo A>A.txt be 1 byte? The file output by echo A>A.txt is 3 bytes The file output by echo 1 >A.txt is 4 bytes The file output by echo 2 >A.txt is 4 bytes Every file output by echo appends carriage return and line feed, and outputting 1 or 2 into the text even makes it 4 bytes. How can I make the text output this way be only 1 byte? [ Last edited by Hanyeguxing on 2009-6-5 at 06:58 ]

Floor3　s11ss	Posted 2009-06-05 06:30
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echo A includes the letter A, carriage return, and line feed, so it is 3 bytes. For the correct answer, see reply #2.

Floor4　Hanyeguxing	Posted 2009-06-05 06:57
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Originally posted by tireless at 2009-6-5 06:26: set/p=A<nul>a.txt [ Last edited by tireless on 2009-6-5 at 06:34 ] You can tell at a glance, but how come I just didn't think of this? I kept trying to find a way around echo... embarrassing.