Sorry to flood the forums (something like 4th thread in a month >.<), but my script SEEMS to stall on a certain command and I'm not sure why. I TRIED retyping the command into cmd and it worked, but when I try to run the script it stops on the command and just sits there. Any idea's?

Code: [Select]REM @echo off
@echo on
set c=0
if exist *.1 del /f *.1
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion

REM set nam=%0
REM FOR /F "tokens=8 delims=\" %%G IN ("%nam%") DO (
REM set nam=%%G
REM )
REM FOR /F "tokens=1 delims=." %%G IN ("!nam!") DO (
REM set nam=%%G
REM )
REM title %nam%
title pingnet

net view | FIND "\\" >>network.1
echo.



for /f "delims=\\" %%G IN (network.1) DO (
set /a c+=1
echo %%G >>net!c!.1
)

set m=%c%
set c=0

:loop.ping
set /a c+=1
set /p y=<net%c%.1
ping %y% -n 1 | find "Min" >>ping%c%.1 <--------------------- Stalls on this command (even when i take out the redirect)
if %c% EQU %m% goto break.rename
goto loop.ping
:break.ping

set c=0

:loop.view
set /a c+=1
type net%c%.1
set /p a=<ping%c%.1
FOR /F "tokens=4 delims==" %%G IN ("%a%") DO (
del /f ping%c%.1
echo %%G >>ping%c%.1
)
if %c% EQU %m% goto break.view
goto loop.view
:break.view

:__
set c=0
set b=0
:1
set /a c+=1
del /f ping%c%.1
set /p a=<net%c%.1
ping %a%| find "Min" >>ping%c%.1
set /p a=<ping%c%.1
FOR /F "tokens=4 delims==" %%G IN ("%a%") DO (
del /f ping%c%.1
echo %%G >>ping%c%.1
)
:2
set /a b+=1
if %b% EQU %c% goto 3
type net%b%.1
type ping%b%.1
goto 2

:3
set /p 0=< net%c%.1
echo %0%*
type ping%c%.1
if %c% EQU %m% goto __
:4
set /a b+=1
type net%b%.1
type ping%b%.1
if %c% EQU %m% goto __
goto 1

screen output:
Code: [Select]

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>set c=0

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>if exist *.1 del /f *.1

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>REM set nam="C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat\pingn
etAutoUpdate.bat"

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>REM FOR /F "tokens=8 delims=\" %G IN ("") DO (

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>REM set nam=%G

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>REM )

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>REM FOR /F "tokens=1 delims=." %G IN ("!nam!") DO
(

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>REM set nam=%G

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>REM )

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>REM title

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>title pingnet

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>net view | find "\\" 1>>network.1

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>echo.


C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>for /F "delims=\\" %G IN (network.1) DO (
set /a c+=1
echo %G 1>>net!c!.1
)

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>(
set /a c+=1
echo LEMONILLA
1>>net!c!.1
)

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>(
set /a c+=1
echo NATHANSCHOOL
1>>net!c!.1
)

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>set m=2

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>set c=0

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>set /a c+=1

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>set /p y= 0<net1.1

C:\Users\andude3\Documents\bat>ping LEMONILLA
-n 1 | find "Min" 1>>ping1.1
I was going to suggest using @echo on but I see you have already tried that.

By the way the second line below is redundant...

REM @echo off
@echo on

Your output seems to be from a different script. The one you posted does not seem to have echo LEMONILLA or echo NATHANSCHOOL in it

For some reason the window uses wordwrap when I run the scrip, it says echo LEMONILLA on one line when in fact the line is cut into 2 diffrent segments on the screen. The command from the scrip is
Code: [Select]echo %y% >>net!c!.1
where:
y = LEMONILLA
c = 1

this is also true with ping, which sticks. could this have something to do with the problem?You code shows a label called break.rename but does it exist?

If so then try this to see if the ping line is executing in an endless fashion.

Code: [Select]:loop.ping
set /a c+=1
set /p y=<net%c%.1
ping %y% -n 1 | find "Min" >>ping%c%.1 <--------------------- Stalls on this command (even when i take out the redirect)

echo %c% %m%

if %c% EQU %m% goto break.rename
goto loop.pingQuote from: foxidrive on July 11, 2012, 08:19:27 AM

You code shows a label called break.rename but does it exist?

If so then try this to see if the ping line is executing in an endless fashion.

Code: [Select]:loop.ping
set /a c+=1
set /p y=<net%c%.1
ping %y% -n 1 | find "Min" >>ping%c%.1 <--------------------- Stalls on this command (even when i take out the redirect)

echo %c% %m%

if %c% EQU %m% goto break.rename
goto loop.ping

Have you got a find.bat and/or ping.bat (or .cmd) in the same folder?

Or anywhere on the path. Is this batch file you are using called ping?

Have you got a find.bat and/or ping.bat (or .cmd) in the same folder?

That's not the first time someone has made that mistake on this forum.

Or anywhere on the path. Is this batch file you are using called ping?