Just some more over kill on batch files.
This is some commands taken from a .mcl
macro which executes a batch file with
with a variable.
It uses %#PROGB variable in conjunction
with the cut.bat batch file.
PAUSE[TX="Please insert a 3-1/2 diskette into drive A:", LR=10, LC=5, SR=2,
SC=40, PT=1]
SHELL[CMD_LN=STRTMP("W:\\MCL\\CUT2.bat %#PROGB"), DP=0, WA=0]
and here is the cut2.bat batch file...
rem This batch file is used by w:\mcl\cut2.mcl macro
rem It goes to A: and deletes all files in the root
rem Then it copies the .GEO and .JOB files onto A:
A:
CD\
rem next line deletes all files on A:
ECHO Y|DEL *.*
rem copy the two geo and one job file to a:
w:
cd\job
copy %1A.GEO A:
copy %1B.GEO A:
copy %1.JOB A:
You can do some neat stuff when shelling
out to DOS and running a batch file.
-----Original Message-----
From: Alfaro, Steve [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2001 3:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [mfg-smartcam] Thank You.. Batch Files
I'd like to thank those whose sent me info on writing batch files, it has
help me a lot.
I knew I could count on you guys.
Thanks,
Steve Alfaro
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