The DOS Batch Guide - library extension requests

[penpen]

I couldn't find a Topic where i could post that to, so i've created this topic.
(And i think there are some topics/results, that should be added, too.)

I've created a new 64 bytes batch-quine "quine64.bat":

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set "x=cmd/v:on/c"echo set "x=^!x:%%=%%%%^!""&echo %%x%%"
%x%

(Tested on Win8.1.)

To ensure that ANSI is used, echo is off, extensions are enabled and delayed expansion is disabled,
you should start it (sample: from "Z:\") using:

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Z:\>cmd/a/q/e:on/v:off/cquine.bat

penpen (Ulf Schneider)

Edit1: I hope the title is ok.

[penpen]

For example the result of this topic should be added, too:
Create nul and all ascii characters with only batch

penpen

[npocmaka_]

As I understand the title topic you are aiming an update here - http://www.dostips.com/DtTipsQuine.php (and the other pages outside the forum)


A lot of these pages are old already and I don't know if they are supported anymore.A lot of thing could be improved there.

[penpen]

Well, i only thought about an update here (at dostips).
To change the pages outside would be a nice bonus, but i wouldn't even hope for this.
Although i don't know how they are interconnected and how much work it would be.

penpen

[Squashman]

None of the moderators have access to update the main website that I know of. I think Peter is the only one who can.

[foxidrive]

Well, i only thought about an update here (at dostips).
To change the pages outside would be a nice bonus, but i wouldn't even hope for this.
Although i don't know how they are interconnected and how much work it would be.

penpen

The moderators can move messages/threads and change thread titles - what did you have in mind penpen, was it rearranging the threads?

[penpen]

I meant, what npocmaka_ has written but without the part in parentheses (although that would be nice).
But according to Squashman and you, i think the only one who could do that is Peter (==site-admin?).

Maybe then we could use this as a proposal collection for Peter, if he reads this from time to time:
So he don't has to read all topics, and also the probability to read over interesting things is lower.

Alternatively you may close/delete this topic, if you have no need for something like this.


penpen