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Answer» THIS IS MY CODE:
Code: [Select]SET DRIVE=D
IF NOT EXIST %DRIVE%:\ GOTO %DRIVE%-SKIP
START CALC
:%DRIVE%-SKIP
BUT THIS IS WHAT I GET AS RESULTS IN A CMD WINDOW:
Code: [Select]MICROSOFT Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
(C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.
C:\Documents and Settings\VM-WARE>"C:\Documents and Settings\VM-WARE\Desktop\1.BAT"
C:\Documents and Settings\VM-WARE>SET DRIVE=D
C:\Documents and Settings\VM-WARE>IF NOT EXIST D:\ GOTO D-SKIP
The system cannot find the batch label specified - D-SKIP
C:\Documents and Settings\VM-WARE>
SO HOW CAN I MAKE IT SEE THE :%DRIVE%-SKIP BY STILL KEEPING THE %DRIVE% VARIABLE..??Gumbaz, is there a caps lock key on your KEYBOARD?
You cannot make a label out of a variable. It cannot be done. Batch language does not support self-modifying code! Nice try though
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