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Great! Thanks for theses informations!
This script works standalone, but when it is called by veryfymsg, it catchs
nothing :( (the test with an empty line is every time true)
An idea?
"Michael Wojcik"
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> [mailto:cvsnt-bounces at cvsnt.org] On Behalf Of feymard at stago.fr
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> for exit: I just read the help command. That's ok now, thanks :)
> For .%1.: this is not the solution. The manual tells that
> comments are on
> stdin, and not used as an argument of the script called by
> verifymsg...
If you're using XP or later, and you need to get input from stdin in a
command file, use "set /p". For example:
@echo off
setlocal enableextensions
set /p line=
echo you entered "%line%"
if "%line%" == "" echo empty string entered
Save that as "testinput.cmd", then try it with various combinations of
input. Enter (or redirect, or pipe) a non-empty line, and it will echo it;
run it and just hit enter (or redirect a zero-length file into it, etc) and
it will tell you an empty string was entered.
"help set" will give you the full documentation, but that's really all
there is to it. (And incidentally, if you're using NT or later, you should
use .cmd as the extention for script files running under cmd.exe. There
are very few differences in the processing of .bat and .cmd in recent
versions of cmd.exe, but .cmd is current and .bat only retained for
compatibility. Also, .cmd tells people that it's intended for cmd.exe.)
--
Michael Wojcik
Principal Software Systems Developer, Micro Focus
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