Basically what I want to do is rename the batch file to .ini instead of .bat and put 1= for the first line and 2= before the second and so on and so on.
My batch file:
@echo off
color F0
cls
:strt
echo Drag your file in this window to make a ini from it.
set /p file=File path with " " :
del config.ini
for /F "usebackq tokens=* delims=*" %%j in (%file%) do echo 1=%%j>>config.ini
for /F "usebackq tokens=* delims=* skip=1" %%j in (%file%) do echo 2=%%j>>config.ini
for /F "usebackq tokens=* delims=* skip=2" %%j in (%file%) do echo 3=%%j>>config.ini
exit
and my result is this when I use a random text file:
1=lol1
1=lol2
1=lol3
1=lol4
2=lol开发者_JAVA百科1
2=lol2
2=lol3
2=lol4
3=lol1
3=lol2
3=lol3
3=lol4
and what I want is this:
1=lol1
2=lol2
3=lol3
while the original .txt is:
lol1
lol2
lol3
lol4
so it basically works but it does not stop at the end of the first line it writes it writes the whole file how do I solve this? Cause I'm out of options.
answer found sry but this works better for me maybe this will help someone tho's. Finished product below.
@echo off
setLocal EnableDelayedExpansion
color F0
@mode con cols=52 lines=10
cls
echo Drag your file in this window to make a ini from it.
echo Remember if you type it in use "path" with the " "
echo.
set /p file=
echo.
for /F "usebackq tokens=* delims=*" %%j in (%file%) do (
set /a n+=1
if !n!==1 (
echo !n!=%%j>config.ini
) else (
echo !n!=%%j>>config.ini
)
)
exit
Here you go champ. If you would want some explanation, just ask
@echo off
cls
set file=c:/mmm.txt
del config.ini
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
for /f "tokens=* delims=*" %%i in (%file%) do (
set variable=%%i
set num=!variable:~3,1!
echo !num!=!variable! >>config.ini
)
endlocal
goto :eof
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