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Nice work

Can you post any screen shot of the project??
Cuz it will help in enjoying the work without even executing the code on the system.

Although, great work.

Wow! Great work... I can't imagine achieving all this beautiful output on Console without a plugin. Well Done! And, Aacini - your work really touched me again. :) Here's screenshot of the analog clock project that I've tried in past. But, its code uses few plugins/functions/external commands (some o...

That's a lot of theory to grasp at once. But, Thanks @penpen & @aGerman for explaining it nicely. And, it feels like - There's no trick By which we can minimize this limitation of the Batch. Thanks for all your time & inputs.

Hi Aacini & aGerman, The maximum string length in batch is 8191 characters. Just verified This statement... And, Confirmed it using the Getlen function... The valid length of the String saved in a variable is 8177 characters. (see title bar) https://scontent.fdel3-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t34.0-0/p280x...

I was working on one of my projects and I encountered a problem that - the CMD variable can only retain 8KBs of length (8000 approx. chars). And, if you try to add more chars then the'll just get terminated. Is there any solution for it? Can we save more chars in one variable in CMD? Is it possible?

aGerman wrote:I left comments for nearly every line I wrote so it should have been clear what happens here ...

Oops! My Bad... Thanks for the help! And, I really appreciate your help in order to explain much deeper batch concepts via your code.

Do you want to display the output itself in another input prompt or calculate something else (during the download)? Yup, I just wanted to create a GUI kind of loading bar... as I just made a Loading function after reading aGerman's reply. And, combined their code with my function. And, adding one l...

Your pasted text is useless in this case because the real end-of-line characters are changed by the forum software. Opps! I didn't considered that... Here's the file! Edit 1: I don't know what extention it wants... but can't upload bat, txt, or any other format... trying zip! Output.zip Edit 2: Yea...

Sounds like Wget writes to the StdErr stream. Wow, Amazing! After applying this change i've got the whole log of the download process in the text file. Really great help. --2017-09-13 19:58:57-- http://download1495.mediafireuserdownload.com/1kx7aj06qbjg/uzyj5151a66gne9/Batch-Store+v.1.0+By+Kvc.zip ...

Did you already redirect the output to a text file and did you observe the content using a HEX editor? I tried to simply redirect the Command's output in a simple text file as: Wget "link" >a.txt But, the problem is that... it is still showing the output on the console with all those %age...

Talking about the wget.exe - which allows to download the stuff from command-line interface. it displays the current download position / value on console window. But, I want to read it via a file without displaying it (can use -q, but it won't give me current download position) Can anyone help? wget...

I'm going to play the pedantic asshole card and say that there's no such thing as a batch plugin, because that would be third-party software in the form of .exe files that add additional features to cmd.exe. According to definition... of a Plugin: Link - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plug-in_(compu...

I've created a Batch Function named ' List Function ' - but, Somehow... I'm in between a logical bug. As, In windows - when you'll right-click on desktop - you'll get a context menu (Kind of List of Items - as list function generates in CMD). But, the problem is -when we click somewhere outside the ...

I just wanted to know and if useful - I will use them to create some batch projects. Thanks in advance.