When, for example, i want a batch file to 'open' a file. when i 开发者_如何学Gofor example drag and drop the file into the batch file, it should do some stuff with that file.
Now, i need to know the variable. I know there is a variable for this kind of stuff; i just forgot it.
Can someone give me the variable please?
Thanks.
The first 9 parameters given to a batch file can be accessed by writing %1
through %9
.
The complete command line argument is stored in %*
.
For more information, see here.
Drag&Drop to a batch file can be a much more difficult job.
Because windows doesn't know how to add the files in the correct way.
If your files are simple, it works as expected.
1.txt
2 3.txt
4 & 5.txt
drag.bat 1.txt "2 3.txt" "4 & 5.txt"
But some filenames are confusing windows...
6,7.txt
8&9.txt
drag.bat 6,7.txt 8&9.txt
-- results in --
%1 = 6
%2 = 7.txt
%3 = 8
%4 =
The command "9.txt" can not be found
In the first moment it seems an impossible problem,
but it exists a solution.
The trick is to use the cmdcmdline variable instead of the parameters %1..%9
The cmdcmdline contains something like
cmd /c ""C:\dragTest\test.bat" C:\dragTest\1.txt "C:\dragTest\2 3.txt"
C:\dragTest\6,7.txt C:\dragTest\8&9.txt"
So you can work with this, but you have to stop your batch after all, so the 9.txt can't be executed.
@echo off
setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
rem Take the cmd-line, remove all until the first parameter
set "params=!cmdcmdline:~0,-1!"
set "params=!params:*" =!"
set count=0
rem Split the parameters on spaces but respect the quotes
for %%G IN (!params!) do (
set /a count+=1
set "item_!count!=%%~G"
rem echo !count! %%~G
rem Or you can access the parameter with, but this isn't secure with special characters like ampersand
rem call echo %%item_!count!%%
)
rem list the parameters
for /L %%n in (1,1,!count!) DO (
echo %%n #!item_%%n!#
)
pause
REM *** EXIT *** is neccessary to prevent execution of "appended" commands
exit
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