I am combining multiple Batch files I made into 1 Batch file.
I have a few questions.
I am going through thousands of pictures and when I come across 1 that I need I copy it to my documents to review later, that's what the "copy" in the script is for. I have it set up to loop so I can just keep entering files to send to my documents.
First. I would like to be able to jump back to the menu when I type Menu, so it would leave the loop and goto :MENU.
Second. I have no idea if this is possible... but going through so many pictures that I would like to be able to save where I left off. Thats where the GOTO :Set comes in to play. I would like to be able to type in the number of the picture and have the Batch file save it, so that when I enter GOTO :OPEN it will then open the picture I left off on.
Sorry if this sounds confusing, any help would be great. If you have any questions feel free to ask
Thank you
ECHO OFF
CLS
:MENU
CLS
ECHO.
ECHO ...............................................
ECHO Welcome to the sub-menu
ECHO ...............................................
ECHO.
ECHO 1 - Rename files in folder.
ECHO 2 - Copy files to My Documents.
ECHO 3 - Set file to you left off on.
ECHO 4 - Open file you left off on.
ECHO 5 - Exit.
ECHO.
SET /P M=Type 1, 2, 3, or 4 then press ENTER:
IF %M%==1 GOTO Rename
IF %M%==2 GOTO COPY
IF %M%==3 GOTO SET
IF %M%==4 GOTO OPEN
:Rename
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
set i=0
for %%a in (*.jpg) do (
set /a i+=1
ren "%%a" "!i!.new"
)
ren *.new *.jpg
GOTO MENU
:COPY
cls
SET /P filename=Enter the file which should be moved:
xcopy %filename%.* C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents
if not exist %filename%.* goto :Failure
if exist %filename%.* goto :data
GOTO MENU
:SET
GOTO MENU
:OPEN
GOTO Me
:Failure
echo Failure
pause
goto :COPY
:data
timeout /t 3
goto :COPY
I Figured out another way to leave the loop, now I just need to enter anything that does not match a name in the folder.
This is what I have now and is working Great.
ECHO OFF
CLS
:MENU
CLS
ECHO.
ECHO ...............................................
ECHO Welcome to the sub-menu
ECHO ...............................................
ECHO.
ECHO 1 - Rename files in folder.
ECHO 2 - Copy files to My Documents.
ECHO 3 - Set file to you left off on.
ECHO 4 - Open file you left off on.
ECHO 5 - Exit.
ECHO.
SET /P M=Type 1, 2, 3, or 4 then press ENTER:
IF %M%==1 GOTO Rename
IF %M%==2 GOTO COPY
IF %M%==3 GOTO SET
IF %M%==4 GOTO OPEN
:Rename
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
set /p i=Enter Starting Number:
for %%a in (*.JPG) do (
set /a i+=1
ren "%%a" "!i!.new"
)
ren *.new *.JPG
GOTO MENU
:COPY
cls
SET /P filename=Enter the file which should be moved:
xcopy %filename%.* C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents
if not exist %filename%.* goto :Failure
if exist %filename%.* goto :data
:Failure
goto :menu
:data
timeout /t 3
goto :copy
GOTO MENU
:SET
cls
del temp.txt
set INPUT=
set /P INPUT=Type input: %=%
echo Your input was: %INPUT%
pause
echo %INPUT%.JPG >>temp.txt
GOTO MENU
:OPEN
set /p texte=< temp.txt
echo %texte%
pause
set q=%texte%
start %texte%
GOTO menu
:Failure
echo Failure
pause
goto :COPY
:data
timeout /t 3
goto :COPY
Related
Playing around with my Batch script again. It was brought to my attention that my update routine was not working correctly. Iteration 1 would result in the running script being deleted and not copying the new version from a folder I had selected. Iteration 2 now deletes the old script and copies the new script but with each line of code I change I end up with the currently running script closing, and the new updated script not launching.
Here's a snippet of the Update routine:
:Options
REM I'll set the variable here to what is set elsewhere in the script.
SET VERSION=Version 1.7
CLS
ECHO.
ECHO.
ECHO %VERSION%
ECHO.
ECHO.
ECHO ==================== OPTIONS =====================
ECHO.
ECHO 1. Update Script WIP
ECHO 2. Install entire script to Statup Folder
ECHO 3. Install individual items for auto-launch
ECHO 4. Install Windows Logout feature
ECHO 5. Uninstall
ECHO 6. Change Colors
ECHO 7. Changelog
ECHO.
ECHO =======PRESS 'Q' TO QUIT OR 'B' TO GO BACK========
ECHO.
SET OPTION=
SET /P OPTION=Select an Option:
IF /I '%OPTION%'=='1' GOTO Update
IF /I '%OPTION%'=='2' GOTO Install
IF /I '%OPTION%'=='3' GOTO I_Install
IF /I '%OPTION%'=='4' GOTO I_Logout
IF /I '%OPTION%'=='5' GOTO Uinstall
IF /I '%OPTION%'=='6' GOTO Colors
IF /I '%OPTION%'=='7' GOTO Changelog
IF /I '%OPTION%'=='q' GOTO quit
IF /I '%OPTION%'=='quit' GOTO quit
IF /I '%OPTION%'=='b' GOTO menu
IF /I '%OPTION%'=='back' GOTO menu
ECHO.
ECHO ============INVALID INPUT============
ECHO Please select a number
ECHO or select 'Q' or 'B'.
ECHO ======PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE======
PAUSE > NUL
GOTO Options
:Update
ECHO.
IF EXIST "%appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\Shortcut Browser *.bat" (
GOTO Update_1
) ELSE (
ECHO You have not installed the script yet. Please install the script first.
)
PAUSE
GOTO Options
:Update_1
IF EXIST "%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Temp\Update.bat" (
GOTO Update_2
) ELSE (
REM Here the main script writes an update script to a batch file
ECHO DEL "%appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\Shortcut Browser *.bat" > "%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Temp\Update.bat"
REM I replaced the original file location with one on the desktop. The original location was on a network drive, location is confidential.
ECHO COPY "%userprofile\Desktop\Shortcut Browser *.bat" "%appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup" >> "%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Temp\Update.bat"
ECHO CALL "%appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\Shortcut Browser *.bat" >> "%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Temp\Update.bat"
ECHO EXIT >> "%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Temp\Update.bat"
)
GOTO Update_2
REM Here the main script calls upon the update script
:Update_2
CALL "%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Temp\Update.bat"
REM The script seems to hang here. Either both the scripts will remain open or close or a combination depending on where CALL and START were used.
PAUSE
GOTO Options
I saw elsewhere I could have used the FC command. I didn't know about it until troubleshooting this problem. I've gotten this far and I feel I'm just missing some small trick to get the new updated script to launch.
If you need any more info let me know. I think I covered everything.
#ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL
TITLE Super Script 5000
:Options
REM I'll set the variable here to what is set elsewhere in the script.
SET VERSION=Version 1.7
CLS
ECHO.
ECHO.
ECHO %VERSION%
ECHO.
ECHO.
ECHO ==================== OPTIONS =====================
ECHO.
ECHO 1. Update Script WIP
ECHO 2. Install entire script to Statup Folder
ECHO 3. Install individual items for auto-launch
ECHO 4. Install Windows Logout feature
ECHO 5. Uninstall
ECHO 6. Change Colors
ECHO 7. Changelog
ECHO.
ECHO =======PRESS 'Q' TO QUIT OR 'B' TO GO BACK========
ECHO.
SET "OPTION="
SET /P "OPTION=Select an Option: "
IF /I "%OPTION%"=="1" GOTO Update
IF /I "%OPTION%"=="2" GOTO Install
IF /I "%OPTION%"=="3" GOTO I_Install
IF /I "%OPTION%"=="4" GOTO I_Logout
IF /I "%OPTION%"=="5" GOTO Uinstall
IF /I "%OPTION%"=="6" GOTO Colors
IF /I "%OPTION%"=="7" GOTO Changelog
IF /I "%OPTION%"=="q" GOTO quit
IF /I "%OPTION%"=="quit" GOTO quit
IF /I "%OPTION%"=="b" GOTO menu
IF /I "%OPTION%"=="back" GOTO menu
ECHO.
ECHO ============INVALID INPUT============
ECHO Please select a number
ECHO or select 'Q' or 'B'.
ECHO ======PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE======
PAUSE > NUL
GOTO Options
:Update
ECHO.
IF EXIST "%appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\Shortcut Browser *.bat" (
GOTO Update_1
) ELSE (
ECHO You have not installed the script yet. Please install the script first.
)
PAUSE
GOTO Options
:Update_1
IF EXIST "%tmp%\update.bat" (
2>NUL DEL "%tmp%\update.bat" || GOTO Options
)
SETLOCAL
FOR %%A IN (
"%appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\Shortcut Browser *.bat"
) DO (
SET "old_version=%%~A"
SET "old_dir=%%~dpA"
SET "old_file=%%~nxA"
)
FOR %%A IN (
"%userprofile%\Desktop\Shortcut Browser *.bat"
) DO (
SET "new_version=%%~A"
SET "new_dir=%%~dpA"
SET "new_file=%%~nxA"
)
IF NOT DEFINED old_version (
ENDLOCAL
GOTO Options
) ELSE IF NOT DEFINED new_version (
ENDLOCAL
GOTO Options
)
(
ECHO #ECHO OFF
ECHO SETLOCAL
ECHO.
ECHO ECHO Update and restarting...
ECHO ^>NUL PING localhost -n 3
ECHO.
ECHO SET "old_version=%old_version%"
ECHO SET "new_version=%new_version%"
ECHO SET "updated_version=%old_dir%\%new_file%"
ECHO.
ECHO CALL :log /clear_log
ECHO.
ECHO IF NOT EXIST "%%new_version%%" (
ECHO CALL :log ERROR: Not exist "%%new_version%%".
ECHO EXIT /B 1
ECHO ^)
ECHO.
ECHO CALL :log Move old_version to old_version.bak.
ECHO MOVE "%%old_version%%" "%%old_version%%.bak" ^|^| (
ECHO CALL :log ERROR: Move failed to backup old version.
ECHO EXIT /B 2
ECHO ^)
ECHO.
ECHO CALL :log Copy new_version to old_version.
ECHO COPY "%%new_version%%" "%%appdata%%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\" ^|^| (
ECHO CALL :log ERROR: Copy failed. Restore old version.
ECHO MOVE "%%old_version%%.bak" "%%old_version%%" ^|^| (
ECHO CALL :log ERROR: Restore old version failed.
ECHO EXIT /B 3
ECHO ^)
ECHO EXIT /B 4
ECHO ^)
ECHO.
ECHO CALL :log Delete old_version.bak.
ECHO DEL "%%old_version%%.bak" ^|^| (
ECHO CALL :log WARNING: Delete backup file failed.
ECHO ^)
ECHO.
ECHO IF NOT EXIST "%%updated_version%%" (
ECHO CALL :log ERROR: Not exist: "%%updated_version%%"
ECHO EXIT /B 5
ECHO ^)
ECHO.
ECHO ENDLOCAL
ECHO.
ECHO ECHO Ready to restart updated version
ECHO PAUSE
ECHO CALL "%old_dir%\%new_file%"
ECHO EXIT /B
ECHO.
ECHO :log
ECHO SETLOCAL
ECHO SET "log=%%tmp%%\update.log"
ECHO IF /I "%%~1"=="/clear_log" TYPE NUL ^> "%%log%%" ^& EXIT /B
ECHO IF /I "%%~1"=="/delete_log" 2^>NUL DEL "%%log%%" ^& EXIT /B
ECHO SET args=%%*
ECHO IF NOT DEFINED args EXIT /B
ECHO ECHO %%*
ECHO ^>^> "%%log%%" ECHO %%*
ECHO EXIT /B
) > "%tmp%\update.bat"
ENDLOCAL
START "Super Script 5000" "cmd /c "%tmp%\update.bat""
EXIT
:Quit
Tested on a Win7 VM. The script needs to restart on update else
weird issues may occur. CMD does not like scripts changing as it
is reading and interpreting them. Even reusing the same console
using START with /B may cause key input issues.
update.bat is overwritten every update as it stores absolute paths
so each update will be different paths with the filenames changing.
Using a wildcard with CALL may not work too well otherwise.
update.bat moves the old version to a .bak file, copies the new
version and if successful, deletes the .bak file, else moves the
.bak file to the old version. This is just to ensure a current
version always exists even if the update fails.
Changed quotes in :Options label from ' to ". Quotes are not
interchangeable like some other languages. Example: "%OPTION%"
will work if contains a space though '%OPTION%' may cause error.
I notice no SETLOCAL at the top of your full script. Advise you add
it unless you have a good reason not to.
I merged labels :Update_1 and :Update_2 into one.
Perhaps adjust Ping localhost -n number if more or less time is
needed.
Look at the %tmp%\update.log if a problem happens. Though expect
the errors to show in the console as the label :log in
update.bat echoes to console and writes to the log.
I've spent a few days trying to get this batch script to work, but it just does not seem to work properly. It seems to just do whatever it wants after it prompts me to set a variable and i set it.
For example, I might enter n when it says that it doesn't seem to exist, and it will just end the script like it should. But if I re-open it, and it says the same thing as before, and I enter n again, it might just jump to :DeleteCalc, as if I typed y.
Here's my script:
#echo off
:Begin
color fc
title My script
cls
if not exist "C:\calc.exe" (
echo calc.exe doesn't seem to exist. Attempt deletion anyway? ^(Y/N^)
set "calcnotexist="
set /p "calcnotexist="
::This command checks to see if the user inputs a quotation mark. If they do, it echos that quotes cannot be inputted.
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
if not !calcnotexist!==!calcnotexist:^"=! set "calcnotexist="
endlocal & if "%calcnotexist%"=="" (
echo ERROR - Quotes cannot be entered.
pause
goto Begin
)
if /i "%calcnotexist%"=="Y" (
echo.
goto DeleteCalc
)
if /i "%calcnotexist%"=="Yes" (
echo.
goto DeleteCalc
)
if /i "%calcnotexist%"=="N" goto End
if /i "%calcnotexist%"=="No" goto End
echo ERROR - Unrecognized input
pause
goto Begin
)
:calcDoesExist
title My script
cls
echo calc.exe found. Delete? ^(Y/N^)
set "calcexist="
set /p "calcexist="
::This command checks to see if the user inputs a quotation mark. If they do, it echos that quotes cannot be inputted.
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
if not !calcexist!==!calcexist:^"=! set "calcexist="
endlocal & if "%calcexist%"=="" (
echo ERROR - Quotes cannot be entered.
pause
goto calcDoesExist
)
if /i "%calcexist%"=="Y" goto DeleteCalc
if /i "%calcexist%"=="Yes" goto DeleteCalc
if /i "%calcexist%"=="N" goto End
if /i "%calcexist%"=="No" goto End
echo ERROR - Unrecognized input
pause
goto calcDoesExist
:DeleteCalc
cls
echo Deleting...
if not exist C:\calc.exe goto Success
del /f /q C:\calc.exe >nul 2>nul
if not exist C:\calc.exe goto Success
echo Fail!
echo.
echo calc.exe could not be deleted.
echo.
pause
goto End
:Success
echo Deleted!
echo.
echo calc.exe successfully deleted.
echo.
pause
goto End
:End
exit /b
What could I possibly be doing wrong?
Thanks
P.S. I tested this by opening CMD and running the batch script multiple times in there. (but it also doesn't work right when just double clicking it)
If you restructure your script there will be no need for the extended If blocks and therefore no necessity to EnableDelayedExpansion. Also if you use Choice you will not have to do all of the verification of responses.
Example:
#Echo Off
Title My script
Color FC
:Begin
If Exist "C:\calc.exe" GoTo calcDoesExist
Echo(calc.exe doesn't seem to exist.
Choice /M "Attempt deletion anyway"
If ErrorLevel 3 (ClS & GoTo Begin)
If ErrorLevel 2 GoTo End
If ErrorLevel 1 GoTo Success
GoTo End
:calcDoesExist
Echo(calc.exe found.
Choice /M "Delete"
If ErrorLevel 3 (ClS & GoTo calcDoesExist)
If ErrorLevel 2 GoTo End
If ErrorLevel 1 GoTo DeleteCalc
GoTo End
:DeleteCalc
ClS
Echo(Deleting...
Del /A /F "C:\calc.exe">Nul 2>&1
If Not Exist "C:\calc.exe" GoTo Success
Echo(Fail!
Echo(
Echo(calc.exe could not be deleted.
GoTo End
:Success
Echo(
Echo(Deleted!
Echo(
Echo(calc.exe does not exist.
:End
Echo(
Echo(Exiting...
Timeout 3 /NoBreak>Nul
Exit /B
I made a simple BATCH file for notes, it just deletes a folder, makes a new one, and puts in a file called note.txt and then edits it... for some reason, it doesn't do ANYTHING at all! not even removing the folder, here's the code:
goto start
:abort
ECHO Aborted!
PAUSE
GOTO start
:replace
del /q "D:\Users\Eldar\Desktop\Note Folder"
mkdir "Note Folder"
#echo>"D:\Users\Eldar\Desktop\Note Folder\note.txt"
#echo %note%> "D:\Users\Eldar\Desktop\Note Folder\note.txt"
pause
:start
#ECHO OFF
color e
cls
echo Put the note in here:
set /p LastNote=<"D:\Users\Eldar\Desktop\Note Folder\note.txt"
SET /P note=
cls
echo Note has been saved!
echo also, the last note you saved was: "%LastNote%".
echo so are you sure you want to replace this note with a new one (Y/N)?
SET /P agree=
IF "%agree%"=="y" (
ECHO goto replace
) ELSE (
GOTO abort
)
There are few errors in your script:
del can delete only empty folders. Use rmdir /s /q folder_name to remove folder with files
Remove ECHO in ECHO goto replace
You are using full paths everywhere except mkdir. Is it correct?
My working version:
#echo off
goto start
:abort
echo Aborted!
pause
goto start
:replace
rmdir /s /q ".\TestF"
mkdir "TestF"
echo>".\TestF\note.txt"
echo %note%> ".\TestF\note.txt"
pause
:start
color e
cls
echo Put the note in here:
set /p LastNote=<".\TestF\note.txt"
set /p note=
cls
echo Note has been saved!
echo also, the last note you saved was: "%LastNote%".
echo so are you sure you want to replace this note with a new one (Y/N)?
set /p agree=
if "%agree%"=="y" (
goto replace
) else (
goto abort
)
There appears to be no reason to remove the Note Folder directory or even to delete the note.txt file.
How does it perform if you rewrite it like this?
#Echo Off
Color 0E
Set "LastNote="
If Exist "%UserProfile%\Desktop\Note Folder\note.txt" (
Set/P LastNote=<"%UserProfile%\Desktop\Note Folder\note.txt"
)
If Not Defined LastNote GoTo replace
:ask
ClS
Echo=The last note you saved was:
Echo=%LastNote%
Echo=
Choice /M "Would you like to replace this note with a new one"
If "%ErrorLevel%"=="1" GoTo replace
Echo=
Echo=Aborted!
Timeout -1
GoTo ask
:replace
ClS
Set/P "note=Put the note in here: "
If "%note%"=="" GoTo ask
Echo=Note has been saved!
If Not Exist "%UserProfile%\Desktop\Note Folder\" (
MD "%UserProfile%\Desktop\Note Folder"
)
(Echo=%note%)>"%UserProfile%\Desktop\Note Folder\note.txt"
Timeout -1
GoTo ask
For the benefit of the OP, here is your version of your script with the major flaws removed and with unnecessary lines kept in.
#goto start
:abort
ECHO Aborted!
PAUSE
GOTO start
:replace
rmdir "D:\Users\Eldar\Desktop\Note Folder"
mkdir "D:\Users\Eldar\Desktop\Note Folder"
echo.>"D:\Users\Eldar\Desktop\Note Folder\note.txt"
>"D:\Users\Eldar\Desktop\Note Folder\note.txt" echo %note%
pause
:start
#ECHO OFF
color e
cls
echo Put the note in here:
set /p LastNote=<"D:\Users\Eldar\Desktop\Note Folder\note.txt"
SET /P note=
cls
echo Note has been saved!
echo also, the last note you saved was: "%LastNote%".
echo so are you sure you want to replace this note with a new one (Y/N)?
SET /P agree=
IF "%agree%"=="y" (
goto replace
) ELSE (
GOTO abort
)
So here's my ENTIRE code:
#echo off
cls
color fc
:Start
cls
echo Welcome to -{GAMELOADER}-
set/p u=Username:
if %u%==username goto Correct1
if not %u%==username goto Incorrect
:Incorrect
cls
echo You Have Entered Incorrect Pass And/Or Username!
set/p t=Try Again? (Y/N)
if %t%==Y goto Start
if %t%==y goto Start
if %t%==N goto Quit
if %t%==n goto Quit
:Correct1
set/p p=Password:
if %p%==password goto Open
if not %p%==password goto Incorrect
:Open
cls
echo Games:
echo ------------------------
echo [1]Kerbal Space Program
echo ------------------------
set/p g=Choice:
if %g%== 1 goto KSPEnd
:KSPEnd
start "" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Kerbal Space Program\KSP.exe"
cls
goto Quit
:Quit
cls
echo Goodbye
Timeout 1
But the code opens the .exe AND a .txt file with exactly the same name. I can't rename the files. So basically i'm asking how to open a specific file type.
Thanks
Instead of starting C:\....\KSP.exe, first go to the right directory, then start KSP:
cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Kerbal Space Program"
KSP.exe
Ok I've got two things for you. Firstly I'll give you you desired solution.
Treat it like an operatable program
rem To start Kerbal Space Program:
set Path=C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Kerbal Space Program;%Path%
start KSP
Thats it. Really.
Secondly:
Use the Choice command
you keep on using set /p where choice would be much better.
Just to be convenient I redid you code with everything I would do. Have fun!
Code :
#echo off
cls
color fc
title -{GAMELOADER}-
:Start
echo Welcome to -{GAMELOADER}-
set/p u=Username:
if %u%==username goto Correct1
if not %u%==username goto Incorrect
set Er=Userid
goto :Crash
:Incorrect
cls
echo You Have Entered Incorrect Pass And/Or Username!
choice /c yn /m "Try Again?"
if %errorlevel%==1 goto Start
if %errorlevel%==2 goto Quit
set Er=Loop-End_of_stream
goto :Crash
:Correct1
set/p p=Password:
if %p%==password goto Open
if not %p%==password goto Incorrect
set Er=Passid
goto :Crash
:Open
cls
echo Games:
echo ------------------------
echo [1]Kerbal Space Program
echo ------------------------
echo.
Choice /c 1 /m "Game: "
if %errorlevel%==1 goto KSPEnd
set Er=Gameid
goto :Crash
:KSPEnd
set Path=C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Kerbal Space Program;%Path%
start KSP
goto Quit
set Er=End_of_file___UNKNOWN
goto :Crash
:Quit
cls
echo Goodbye
Timeout 1
Exit
:Crash
Rem Always useful :)
Echo Program has crashed Error: %Er%
Pause
Exit
Hope that helped. Mona
i have a question . It is possible to make a batch menu to accept multiple commands at the same time?
Example : ( my code )
#ECHO OFF
set tries=6
:top
cls
set /a tries=%tries% -1
if %tries%==0 (
goto penalty
)
Echo You have %tries% attempts left.
Echo Please enter your password to proceed
set /p password=
if %password%==Parola ta (
echo Welcome Your Name
ping localhost -n 5 >nul
cls
Echo CONNECTED!
C:
CD\
CLS
:MENU
CLS
ECHO ============= MENU NAME =============
ECHO -------------------------------------
ECHO 1. System Information TXT file
ECHO 2. Selection 2
ECHO 3. Selection 3
ECHO 4. Selection 4
ECHO 5. Selection 5
ECHO 6. Selection 6
ECHO 7. Selection 7
ECHO -------------------------------------
ECHO 8. Selection 8
ECHO -------------------------------------
ECHO 9. Selection 9
ECHO -------------------------------------
ECHO ==========PRESS 'Q' TO QUIT==========
ECHO.
SET INPUT=
SET /P INPUT=Please select a number:
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='1' GOTO Selection1
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='2' GOTO Selection2
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='3' GOTO Selection3
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='4' GOTO Selection4
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='5' GOTO Selection5
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='6' GOTO Selection6
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='7' GOTO Selection7
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='8' GOTO Selection8
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='9' GOTO Selection9
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='Q' GOTO Quit
CLS
ECHO ============INVALID INPUT============
ECHO -------------------------------------
ECHO Please select a number from the Main
echo Menu [1-9] or select 'Q' to quit.
ECHO -------------------------------------
ECHO ======PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE======
PAUSE > NUL
GOTO MENU
:Selection1
systeminfo.exe>systeminfo.txt
ECHO ============INVALID INPUT============
ECHO -------------------------------------
ECHO Please select a number from the Main
echo Menu [1-9] or select 'Q' to quit.
ECHO -------------------------------------
ECHO ======PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE======
PAUSE > NUL
GOTO MENU
:Selection2
Call cleanup.bat
:Selection3
and in here too...
:Selection4
and so on
:Selection5
and so on
:Selection6
and so on
:Selection7
and so on
:Selection8
and so on
:Selection9
and so on
:Quit
CLS
ECHO ==============THANKYOU===============
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How to make the program accept more than 1 command?
For example 1,3,5 to execute in the same time?
or another question, how its possible to undo .exe back to .bat?
there such a program?
Suggestion: make call from goto and concatenate the commands with &:
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='1' GOTO:Selection1
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='2' CALL:Selection2&CALL:Selection2&CALL:Selection4
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='3' CALL:Selection3&CALL:Selection3
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='4' CALL:Selection4&CALL:Selection4
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='5' CALL:Selection5
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='6' CALL:Selection6
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='7' CALL:Selection7
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='8' CALL:Selection8
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='9' CALL:Selection9
IF /I '%INPUT%'=='Q' GOTO:Quit
To get this work you must alse add goto:eof (eof=end of file) after the jump labels, eg.:
:Selection2
Call cleanup.bat
goto:eof
:Selection3
and in here too...
goto:eof
:Selection4
and so on
goto:eof
:Selection5
and so on
goto:eof
...
..
.
goto:eof returns control to the main program.
Is this what you were looking for?
File Menu.cmd
#echo off
setlocal
set quit=false
set /p InputChoices=Enter Choice(s) (A,B,C)
echo %InputChoices%
call :executeChoices %InputChoices%
endlocal
goto :eof
:executeChoices
if [%1]==[] goto :eof
call :Step%1
shift
goto :executeChoices
goto :eof
:StepA
echo Step A
goto :eof
:StepB
echo Step B
goto :eof
:StepC
echo Step C
goto :eof
Works like this:
c:\>Menu.cmd
Enter Choice(s) (A,B,C) b c a
b c a
Step B
Step C
Step A
You can use the start "" command keyword and each command will run in it's own window, but initiated by your menu batch file.