Improve this answer. Although this is useful information, the majority of it is not relevant to the question. The op did not ask how to use the command line or how to use a computer or batch in general which is the reason that I downvoted it: irrelevancy. Bugs 4, 9 9 gold badges 31 31 silver badges 40 40 bronze badges. There are many possibilities to solve this task.
RUN the batch file with full path The easiest solution is running the batch file with full path. CALL the batch file with full path Another solution is calling the batch file with full path. For the current directory read above. Change directory and CALL batch file with one command line This command line changes the directory and on success calls the batch file.
Change directory and CALL batch file with keeping current environment with one command line The four solutions above change the current directory and it is unknown what Template. Community Bot 1 1 1 silver badge. Mofi Mofi You can use Cmd command to run Batch file. Thanks for this! I can know what is the error from command prompt because I wouldn't know that if I just double click to run the batch file : — Cayenne Teoh.
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If that is true, I never noticed it. Others will work like normal — PsychoData. I understand now. I updated my gist.
Which is odd, because I assumed that was expected behavior. Arguments could be made for both. I'll stick with. Show 5 more comments. Here is a compilation of verified information from the various answers and cited references in this thread: command. The ComSpec env variable defines which program is launched by. Starting with WinNT this defaults to cmd. A script that is designed for cmd. References: cmd. Several minor points: 1. Chris: see the current version of the Wikipedia article, esp.
Just to add some info about this matter: dir filename is the same as dir filename. In command. Only a little bit of this seems to be relevant to the OP's question, which is about the difference between. As I read it, the question is about the difference between a. Show 10 more comments. Not that exciting, eh? Bottom line: in and beyond, I recommend using. Gringo Suave Gringo Suave IMO, that's the main point.
You use. I really appreciate concise, pragmatic and clear answers over tons of walls of useless, university class-like answers. I am university professor and I agree with Liquid Core! Concise, pragmatic, clear answers are how we learn when we don't know something yet. Then, somehow, once we understand it, we feel the urge to explain it in an abstract and incomprehensible way.
Good observation! Michael Burr Michael Burr k 49 49 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. It may matter; as your link text mentions the differences are subtle.
You can force command. Name matters :D Saw lot of. Also can't believe that NT is still used today And the name of the file may give insight into the mindset and coding style of the person who wrote the file, but as far as the interpreter there's no difference.
RE: Apparently when command. David Gray David Gray 1 1 silver badge 2 2 bronze badges. What OS was this? Something before XP? It does that because test. Windows does greedy completion. David: Not true. BAT extension is placed before.
CMD one as shown in this answer. Hmm, I was hoping they were in the other order; I guess MS must have discovered or assumed that some existing software shipped. CMD files and.
BAT files with the same basename, where the. CMD files were of course not intended as input for the not-yet-shipped cmd. At least, that's my understanding of the usual way MS end up with seemingly sub-optimal behavior.
Batch File Commands You Need to Know Before starting your first batch file, you should know some of the basic commands that will help you in the creation of batch files.
Some of the commands are: Title — This command will help you to display the title of the text that is displayed right on top of the command prompt window. Echo — The function of echo is to display the strings that you give as the input as the output. If you turn the echo on, then the command prompt will display the command that it is currently executing. Pause — This one is used to stop any execution of batch files. So, this means that the command is over and now the execution needs to stop.
Exit — The exit command, of course, is used for exiting the command prompt window. When this line is executed, you will see the screen automatically closed. Cls — As you might have guessed by now, cls is used for clearing the screen of command prompt.
So, anything that you wrote previously will all get erased from the screen, and you get a completely blank space to type in all the commands. Addition of comments increases the readability of the files and makes it easier for the readers to understand the function of the commands.
Part 3. Right-click the BAT file and choose Edit, enter the following command lines, then save and close the file. Part 4. For example, if you run the batch file created just now, it should look like: You can explore more fun from batch files by modifying the existing BAT file or practice with the following practical examples.
Example 1. Example 2.
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