Hallo DOS hackers,
Don't know why, but DOS doesn't parse a command parameters to
an application correctly.
example:
q1.bat contains the line:
q2 a=b c=d
q2.bat contains the line:
echo %0 %1 %2 - %3 %4
calling q1 you will see that the '=' character is handled like a
blank.
Is there a mapping character know, which protects the = character
from interpretation.
On the other side, is there a reason for interpreting =
characters in DOS?
Thanks
Klaus
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