So you know I am using a Windows XP for the batch coding and programming. My linux STUFF will cxome later.
Is it possible to make a program like edit using batch programming?

If it is then how. If you want could you make a short example

Thanks Tan_ZaImpossible without writing in another language like Basic, C, or C++ that I know of!

Batch is truely just for what its NAME is ( "Batch" ) to run a batch of routines without having to manually type the instructions each time you want to run a repetitious or one time task to complete a process of instructions, easy or complex in nature. In Batch you can do many things, and can pass data into a text file by a pointer, but its truely not a text editor, but a way to store a value or string to use later as a token for another process or to create a log of what processes completed for a large batch file where you could look at the log.txt file and see where the batch process ran into an error etc.Thanks for thatThanks for your reply

I have been studying for a while now and I figured out that it is actually possible. You make a certain amount of batch files contributing to a certain one and then you can make it store and hold data. I found that in batch there are the main scripting command 'if, or, then, else, and' so since they are in batch it is possible to write a program to do what edit does. I have started and I am trying my hardest to complete this program, but it will TAKE a while. So far I have got the storing data worked out with three SEPARATE batch files contributing to the main one.

seriously, what are you trying to do actually. are you wanting to create a text editor? using batch programming? Yes I am and it is going good for now that is...

oh that's good, can you show your code so far. I am so curious how you are doing it.Well there is a lot of code so I think it would be hard to paste it all and also I can't really be bothered copying and pasting it. I haven't had INTERNET for a few weeks so its really lagging so yeah!!(This message will take 5 min to send to the forum page)