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Answer» I'm not sure the best way to contatenate two strings without the quotes DISPLAYING. For example:
@echo off
SETLOCAL
:: Check command line parameters
SET DorQ=%1
IF NOT DEFINED DorQ GOTO Syntax
echo input is %1
SET AString="\logfile.log"
echo will now string %DorQ% with %AString%
set fullpth=%DorQ%%AString%
echo %fullpth%
The output is:
C:\checkout>concat.bat "c:\csrDEVL"
input is "c:\DEVL"
will now string "c:\DEVL" with "\logfile.log"
"c:\DEVL""\logfile.log"
The result that I really want is:
"c:\DEVL\logfile.log"Two points...
1. Remove quotes from strings by using ~ MODIFIER. If using passed parameter string, if %1 has quotes, %~1 is the same string without quotes. For example:
set DorQ=%~1
2. It is not necessary, in batch programming, when defining a string variable, to use quotes. (unless you actually want them to be part of the string). This is a difference from e.g. BASIC. So this is allowed:
SET AString=\logfile.log
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