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Try this: @echo off :: assumed date format is "mm/dd/yyyy" for /f "tokens=1-2 delims= " %%A in ("%date%") do ( for /f "tokens=1-3 delims=/" %%x in ("%%B") do ( set "today=%%~z%%~x%%~y" if "%%~z%%~x%%~y" geq "20180501" ( goto :CSharp ) else ( goto :Access ) ) ) exit /b :Access ECHO( ECHO Today is "%t...

You could try this also: @echo off &setlocal enableDelayedExpansion set "list=coo*.* ses*.js sign bookmarkbackups\*.json" for /l %%i in (1 1 4) do ( for /f "tokens=1* delims= " %%A in ("!list!") do ( echo %%A set "list=%%B" ) ) endlocal &exit /b

To be able to return to the 1st batch after finishing the 2nd batch, you need to use the "call" command.
Batch1.bat:

PaperTronics wrote:@Thor: Nice coding but it's kind of slow.

Try my code again, it should runs pretty decent now.

@echo off setlocal enableDelayedExpansion for /f "tokens=*" %%i in (url.txt) do ( set "line=%%i" for /l %%k in (1 1 20) do ( for /F "tokens=1* delims= " %%A in ("!line!") do ( set "nextToken=%%A" if "!nextToken:~7,17!" == "www.mediafi...

SIMMS7400: Thanks for tips of putting double quotes.

penpen and Aacini: Thanks both for your input. Your codes all works fine and as expected.

Hi all, I have the following FOR /F Loop and I would like to format the SET command based on a known value of "count" variable. For example, inside the FOR /F Loop: - If count value = 1 the set command will look like: "set c1=%%A" - If count value = 2 the set command will look li...

"Twinkle.txt": Twinkle twinkle little star. How I wonder what you are. Up above the world so high, Like a diamond in the sky. Twinkle twinkle little star. How I wonder what you are. Apply aGerman batch/javascript hybrid : "talk.bat" @if (@a)==(@b) @end /* Batch part: @echo off fo...

This is a proof of concept. Handle large set of tokens from 1-10,000 tokens. - Since a For /F loop could not handle file larger than 8191 bytes so in order to accommodate larger token set, I've divided the token set into smaller file chunks which length is not larger than 8191 bytes in size. - Data1...

Hi Aacini, I have the following book called "Books.txt" (enclosed) When I run your batch file which I call "book.bat", I've got the following menu: Available books: 1- Book Name 1 2- Book Name 2 3- Book Name 3 Enter book number (4 to add a new book): 1 '/d' is not recognized as a...

Hi Aacini:
I've got it. Thanks for the clarification.

Hi dbenham:
I like your new :getTokenValue function add-in.

Hi Aacini,

I've run your "MakeForTokens.bat" with a token of 1342 and I did not see the lines that said:
Token via FOR: {}
...
...
anymore. Do you know why?

I'm almost sure your input line has exceeded the 8191 byte limit. I have successfully tested up to my macro limit of 2303 (I had mistakenly reported 2304, but that last token is reserved for the remainder of the line that is not parsed). But in order to fit that many tokens within a 8191 line lengt...

And here is the finished product Documentation is embedded at the top of :defineFor and :defineForChars I've tested as many as 900 tokens in one line, but this example uses "only" 300. Dave Benham Very nice batch file, I could test up to 1323 tokens correctly. But more than that I could n...

This works, but I don't know why