how to make a list in .bat file where i'll input ex. a number and it go to second third etc place
if i type 1 it will echo:
Code: [Select]1: 1
2: 0
3: 0if 3
Code: [Select]1: 3
2: 1
3: 0etc etc
sorry for bad engWhat is the application for this? More info can help. If a static list, you can have the VALUES passed in memory, but if you want to be able to close the batch and go back in and have it PICK up where it left off, you will want it to read and write from a text file like list.log

DaveIf you want to play with arrays, you can look into vbscriptCode: [Select]If a static list, you can have the values passed in memory,
but if you want to be able to close the batch and go back in and have it pick up where it left offyes that im going to do
but is it possible or no?anyone I've done this in C++ before, but not batch. Only written data to a file in batch.

Just Googled and this is what I came up with for you. One solution other than C++ is Perl. And the person with the problem got it working with the FOR instruction for their application.

http://www.aota.net/forums/archive/index.php/t-7059.htmli made somethink like this and it work
Code: [Select]@echo off
set num1=0
set num2=0
set num3=0
set num4=0
:A
set /P num=
if %num% geq %num1% set num2=%num1% & set num3=%num2% & set num1=%num% & goto B
if %num% geq %num2% set num3=%num2% & set num2=%num% & goto B
if %num% geq %num4% set num4=%num3% & set num3=%num% & goto B
:B
cls
echo.1: %num1%
echo.2: %num2%
echo.3: %num3%
goto Ahow can i do that i have in file
Code: [Select]5 4 3and make
Code: [Select]a=5 b=4 c=3 if you use the for loops and set some tokens, you can get what you want.yes i tryied work on it from hours and it dont workQuote from: ghostdog74 on JANUARY 22, 2008, 12:31:57 AM

if you use the for loops and set some tokens, you can get what you want.

yes i tryied work on it from hours and it dont work