Hello everyone,
Some time ago I wrote a small batch file that could be used to parse command line options and parameters. I use it daily and it works great.
I used the ":" to provide a value to a switch. For example:
GetOpt.btm /A:123
I would like to be able to use the '=' sign in addition to the ':' as most people are used to this. When I sent the following:
GetOpt.btm /A=123
the %$ variable seems to drop the equal sign and holds:
/A 123
How do I get the...
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Some time ago I wrote a small batch file that could be used to parse command line options and parameters. I use it daily and it works great.
I used the ":" to provide a value to a switch. For example:
GetOpt.btm /A:123
I would like to be able to use the '=' sign in addition to the ':' as most people are used to this. When I sent the following:
GetOpt.btm /A=123
the %$ variable seems to drop the equal sign and holds:
/A 123
How do I get the...
Read more