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Hello, I wrote a script that would call a random batch file out of 154 files in total. I wanted to have some files to have a higher chance of being called than others, so I wrote this: :randomization cls set /a randoma=%random% %% 10+1 if %randoma%==1 goto random1 if %randoma%==2 goto random1 if %ra...

It works, thank you!

I am currently writing a script which asks you to type in multiple words and then checks if they were correct. I know you can put them in "" , but if you do it like this: @echo off :loop echo Type "hello world". set /p input= if %input%=="hello world" goto helloworld echo Error. pause >nul goto loop...

So, I was wondering if it was possible to use the for /f command to insert commands written in a text file into a batch script, for example: This is saved as hello.txt: echo hello This is saved as hello.bat @echo off for /f "tokens=* delims= " %%a in (hello.txt) do ( %%a ) pause This works, but if i...

Thank you, now I understand it

Okay, I noticed I made a pretty stupid mistake. Of course, every time it goes to loop, it resets the counter to zero. Got it now

Hello, I'm new to batch and I'm just learning how to do simple things. I wanted to make a simple counter, so tht every time you type in a certain word or number, it would add 1 to the counter. I typed this into the Editor: @echo off setlocal enabledelayedexpansion :loop echo test set a COUNTER=0 set...