I have a batch program that you run like:
wait.bat 20 < That will wait 20 seconds.
It works with the help from VBScript but it brings up a window if there is an error which I wan't my own error message, so how can I check the %1 variable for ANYTHING but numbers?
PLZ HELP!

THANX!

Code: [Select]@echo off
if "%1"=="" goto error2
set /a sec=%1*1000
>%temp%\$$$.vbs echo WScript.Sleep(%sec%)
start /wait %temp%\$$$.vbs
goto end
:error1
echo Wait.exe
echo ------------------------------
echo ERROR#1: DO NOT USE LETTERS.
echo USAGE: wait.exe (seconds)
echo ------------------------------
pause
goto end
:error2
echo Wait.exe
echo ------------------------------
echo ERROR#2: NO SECONDS GIVEN TO WAIT.
echo USAGE: wait.exe (seconds)
echo ------------------------------
pause
:end

If it detects anything but numbers I would like it to goto :error1

When it's done I'm compiling with Quick BFC

[attachment deleted by admin]since you are using a hybrid, you can do CHECKING easily with vbscript function called IsNumeric(). use it somewhere before the Wscript.Sleep() line...
check my sig for vbscript MANUAL for more informationQuote from: gh0std0g74 on September 13, 2009, 05:34:17 AM

since you are using a hybrid, you can do checking easily with vbscript function called IsNumeric(). use it somewhere before the Wscript.Sleep() line...
check my sig for vbscript manual for more information