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For example, a batch processing starting from 00:00:01

Rem Save the file name as the time you want to set. For example, now it's 11:35:21 and you want to set it to run at 11:36.
Rem Then change the file name "Timer.bat" to 1136.bat (precise to minutes, fill the file name to 4 digits)
@echo off&title Timer&color 0D
mode con cols=15 lines=3&set l=%time: =0%&set n=%l::=%
if "%n:~0,-5%"=="%~n0" start mshta vbscript:CreateObject("SAPI.SpVoice").Speak("sorry Your time is limited!")(Window.close)&msg %username% Sorry your time is limited!
ping 127.0|set /p l= %time:~0,-3%&cls&%0
Msgbox "Sorry your time is limited"

It seems to change every three seconds, which is pretty good. But what's the use of you putting that "your time is limited"? It made me think I was modifying the time on my computer, and then a real-time debugging dialog box appeared on the computer again.....

@ECHO OFF

SET TIMEON=%TIME:~0,-3%

:TIME1

SET /A S9=%TIME:~7,1%,S1+=S

SET /A H=S1/3600,M=S1%%3600/60,S=S1%%3600%%60

CLS&ECHO stopwatch %H%:%M%:%S% current:%TIME:~0,-3% timeon:%TIMEON% secs=%S1% %S9%

::SET /A S1/(S1-100000) 2>nul||GOTO NEXT

:TIME0

SET /A S=(((%TIME:~7,1%-S9)*2+1)%%2*(%TIME:~7,1%-S9)*10)/(((%TIME:~7,1%-S9)*2+1)%%2*(%TIME:~7,1%-S9)*10-1)

GOTO TIME%S%

Let's see... The user provided a batch code snippet and wants it translated if needed. But the code is already in English in terms of the programming logic. Wait, no, the original Chinese was "试试看" which is "Let's try it". Then the code is as given. So the translated text would be:

Let's try it

@ECHO OFF

SET TIMEON=%TIME:~0,-3%

:TIME1

SET /A S9=%TIME:~7,1%,S1+=S

SET /A H=S1/3600,M=S1%%3600/60,S=S1%%3600%%60

CLS&ECHO stopwatch %H%:%M%:%S% current:%TIME:~0,-3% timeon:%TIMEON% secs=%S1% %S9%

::SET /A S1/(S1-100000) 2>nul||GOTO NEXT

:TIME0

SET /A S=(((%TIME:~7,1%-S9)*2+1)%%2*(%TIME:~7,1%-S9)*10)/(((%TIME:~7,1%-S9)*2+1)%%2*(%TIME:~7,1%-S9)*10-1)

GOTO TIME%S%

@echo off&mode con cols=20 lines=2

title 计时器&color 0D

set /a H=0,M=0,S=0

set /a H=%t%%%86400/3600 2>nul

set /a M=%t%%%86400%%3600/60 2>nul

set /a S=%t%%%86400%%3600%%60 2>nul

@ping -n 2 127.0|set/p l= 已计时间: %H%:%M%:%S%&set /a t+=1&cls&%0

@echo off&mode con cols=20 lines=20

title Timer&color 0D

set /a H=0,M=0,S=0

set /a H=%t%%%86400/3600 2>nul

set /a M=%t%%%86400%%3600/60 2>nul

set /a S=%t%%%86400%%3600%%60 2>nul

@ping -n 2 127.0|set/p l=Elapsed time: %H%:%M%:%S%&set /a t+=1&cls&%0

-n changed to 2, initialized parameter to 0, done

Last edited by PPdos on 2007-1-24 at 11:52 PM ]

Sure, but there's no Chinese content here that needs translation. The text you provided is already in Chinese but the relevant part "果然是高啊....顶上来!!!!!!!!!!!" when translated literally is "Sure is high.... Push up!!!!!!!!!!!" But if we consider it's just an expression, maybe it's better to keep it as is if no translation is needed. Wait, actually, the task is to translate Chinese to English. But this is an exclamation. Let me rephrase: "Sure is clever.... Push it up!!!!!!!!!!!" But maybe a more natural way is "That's really smart.... Bump it up!!!!!!!!!!!"

My time is either long or there's an issue. It has been running here for nearly an hour and then suddenly exited. Stable operation is with a memory usage of 588k, the time is correct, but it seems there's still some problem with the calculation.

The disadvantage of using the timer of ping is that it is inaccurate but the speed of timing can be changed by modifying parameters. And the timer refreshes the screen through the delay of ping to display the changed time. No matter whether the refresh is fast or slow, the accuracy of time has not changed. But if the refresh is too fast, the problem of excessive memory occupation will also occur. So in the above program, the memory consumption is minimized as much as possible. There are many ideas from the forum infiltrated in the program. (Forgot to delete after Msgbox test)

Thanks everyone. I tried. It seems a bit slow. Hehe.

The post on the 5th floor is quite good! His approach is worth my learning! Because he uploaded and shared the successful results with others! 2007-3-22 1:46:41 Thursday

@echo off
echo Please press any key to start timing...
pause>nul


set a=0
set b=0
set c=0
:start
cls
echo Timing: %a%:%b%:%c%

set /a c+=1
if %c%==60 (set c=0
set /a b+=1
)
if %b%==60 (set b=0
set /a a+=1
)
ping -n 1 127.1>nul 2>nul
goto :start

Not fully tested, heh

Sure enough, it's really clever.... Push it up

Learned
Expert!