There are crucial differences between %$ and %*. In a batch script, the former treats commas as argument separators and %$ then produces a list of the arguments with a single space separating them (no matter how many spaces separated them in the command line). This is not what the help says. The help has the following:
It is not the command tail; it is a list of the arguments in the command tail. Thus, my script that simply echoes %$...
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the complete command tail, modified by SHIFT
It is not the command tail; it is a list of the arguments in the command tail. Thus, my script that simply echoes %$...
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