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Answer» I WANT to write the string %e% to a txt file, using the command line like this: ------------------------- echo %e% > a.txt -------------------------
but the previous command line will produce error, because DOS consider %e% as an variable but can't find it.
Is there any any to do that?Which OS are you using? In NT it works.
uliThanks. I see that.
The command line run in CMD prompt correctly.
But, if run in batch file, it will change as : ------------------------------ echo %%e%% > a.txt ------------------------------
btw, my OS is win2000.[SIZE=16]I met another problem that i don't know how to write a BLANK row to a .txt file.[/size]echo.Thanks, vibhor!Welcome.
I was searching the same a COUPLE of months ago
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