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The code written by user namejm on floor 21 is a perfect solution
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I made a batch script that reads the content of a text file and displays it line by line and character by character, but I'm too inexperienced to make it display exactly according to the original text format. Please help, experts. Thank you!

Last edited by bjsh on 2007-8-10 at 08:35 AM ]

Each time, read one line, but you don't have the code that makes it start a new line after displaying a line~ : )
So it's all displayed continuously~ : )

That is to say, you read the content of a line of text,
Then decompose this variable so as to display each character on the screen one by one (the white background is very beautiful~ : )),
But how do you know when the line you took has been displayed? (Knowing when the line is displayed is to be able to type a new line character again).

So, should we actively add a "marking end" symbol at the end of this variable after taking a line to facilitate judgment?
If there is an if judgment to see if this line has reached the end, if yes, type a new line character echo.
This method has an example on the 8th floor of the following post~ : )


See in detail: A brief analysis of the helpless signature code
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=18838&fpage=1

The examples from reading text content to displaying special symbols in the above post are already very comprehensive~ : )

Last edited by redtek on 2006-11-19 at 10:27 AM ]

Thanks! It's precisely after reading that I had this idea and tried to play around. Mainly because I haven't fully digested and absorbed it yet.

Last edited by ccwan on 2006-11-19 at 11:36 PM ]

Hehe~ I like to first use sed -n 1p to read the line and then read the characters one by one

::_______________________ReadTxt.BAT_______________________



@echo off&setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION

FOR /F "DELIMS=" %%A IN ('type %1') DO (CALL;:__;"%%A")

endlocal&PAUSE&goto :EOF



::显示字符子函数————————————-

:__

	SET A="%1"

	SET B=0

	if "%A%"=="" goto end

	:BEGIN

	IF NOT "!A:~%B%,1!"=="" (

		SET/P=!A:~%B%,1!<NUL

		PING 127.1 -N 1 >NUL

		SET/A B+=1

		GOTO BEGIN

	) else (

	:end

	echo/&echo\

	)



::_______________________ReadTxt.BAT_______________________

　　Just wrote it this afternoon. Because it doesn't support reading special characters, I didn't dare to post it. Seeing the brother post this thread, I just post it now. Please forgive me, all experts.

　　Drag and drop the file to be read onto the ReadTxt.BAT file to release it.

::_______________________ReadTxt.BAT_______________________



@echo off&setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION

FOR /F "DELIMS=" %%A IN ('type %1') DO (CALL;:__;"%%A")

endlocal&PAUSE&goto :EOF



::Display character sub - function————————————-

:__

	SET A="%1"

	SET B=0

	if "%A%"=="" goto end

	:BEGIN

	IF NOT "!A:~%B%,1!"=="" (

		SET/P=!A:~%B%,1!<NUL

		PING 127.1 -N 1 >NUL

		SET/A B+=1

		GOTO BEGIN

	) else (

	:end

	echo/&echo\

	)



::_______________________ReadTxt.BAT_______________________

Hehe, I actually find this quite interesting. May I ask how to fix its display speed?

To echo, so special characters are not easy to handle

Top~~Brother lxmxn's animation reading is wonderful, you can read novels啦~ : )

Brother lxmxn is really amazing! Admire and thank you.
This is exactly the effect I wanted, thank you brother for the code!
Let's see if we can solve the special character problem.

Last edited by ccwan on 2006-11-21 at 12:30 AM ]

Reading novels? That's really a good idea. Just wonder if any expert can make an electronic reader with batch processing.

How cool it is to read e-books on a PSP game console~ :)

Last edited by redtek on 2006-11-22 at 10:31 PM ]

What a good thing!

It has solved one of my problems.
Thank you.