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Answer» Hey frnds, Why do you need to do this?Yes, smells like he wants to build a worm in batch.Hahaha, no no, not at all... Actually, I wrote a batch file Code: [Select]@echo off cd /d "%1" javac %2 if errorlevel 1 goto finish java %3 :finish pauseso that I could compile java from notepad++ directly... Now my frnds arnt good at batch(I mean, they got no idea, not at all) so I want this above written batch file to automatically copy itself to "C:\notepad++" & so I asked this question...Quote Hahaha, no no, not at all... Your friends are no good at batch and cannot place a simple batch file in a DESIRED directory, yet they can write java programs in notepad++, which they wish to compile? [Edit] And you, who is are so much better than they are, can't work it out either? Quote from: Salmon Trout on March 06, 2011, 01:25:14 AM Your friends are no good at batch and cannot place a simple batch file in a desired directory, yet they can write java programs in notepad++, which they wish to compile?Mabe not, but if a process can be automated, then y cant we do so ? Quote from: Salmon Trout on March 06, 2011, 01:25:14 AM And you, who is are so much better than they are, can't work it out either?Is that an offense ? Not all are genius like you Salmon...Quote from: Rico on March 06, 2011, 02:22:04 AM Not all are genius like you Salmon... Not even me. As you can see I was uncertain of my grammar. They do say that "genius" is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration, and it is certainly true that the willingness to do research and look for information is a big PART of gaining knowledge. So you should investigate 1. The COPY and MOVE commands. 2. You seem to know what the replaceable parameters %1, %2 etc are... Find out what %0 (percent zero) means. 3. In connection with (2) you should CAREFULLY study the variable modifiers such a %~d %~p etc which are documented in the FOR help. |
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