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@echo off rem a quick working example of loops in DOS BATCH files, by Daren Freckleton rem rem essential components: rem 1. SET statement with name of list of variables on the left; rem 2. SET statement with comma-separated list of variables on the right; rem 3. FOR statement with name of list substituting for variable list; rem 4. FOR statement with action to take on the right. set var_list=1,2,3,4 for %%i in (%var_list%) do echo %%i
To use a commandline with multiple parameters:
for %%i in (%var_list%) do MYPROG.EXE param1 %%i param3
To execute more than one statement, use the CALL command to run a second batch file:
for %%i in (%var_list%) do call SCRIPT.BAT %%i
Note: the MS-DOS documentation appears hazy about this point: the %%i variable must be one character in length ONLY. Incorrect:
for %%filename in (%filelist%) do echo %%filename
Correct:
for %%f in (%filelist%) do echo %%f
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