From the powershell Window, you can issue Windows commands. From the integrated environment you can edit and create scripts:
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Contents of file seteg.bat set x=TIM echo %x% echo "hello" set x=John set x=%x% Doe echo x echo %x% |
This is the output from issuing the command seteg
C:\>seteg C:\>set x=TIM C:\>echo TIM TIM C:\>echo "hello" "hello" C:\>set x=John C:\>set x=John Doe C:\>echo x x C:\>echo John Doe John Doe C:\> |
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Contents of file inputeg.bat REM turn echoing off @echo off REM now not echoed! echo First parameter is: %1 prompt %1$G |
This is the output from issuing the command inputeg with the parameter "Hello" C:\>inputeg Hello C:\>REM turn echoing off First parameter is: Hello Hello> Now my prompt has changed! To change the prompt back to the path followed by a greater than, issue the command prompt $P$G: Hello>prompt $P$G C:\> |
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Contents of file ifeg.bat @echo off REM echo turned off if "%1" == "1" ( echo You entered a one ) else echo Other |
This is the output from issuing the command ifeg C:\>ifeg 1 You entered a one C:\>ifeg 3 Other C:\> |
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Contents of file foreg.bat @echo off REM echo turned off for %%I in (*.bat) do @echo %%I |
This is the output from issuing the command foreg C:\deborah\207\Notes>foreg ifeg.bat copycon.bat inputeg.bat seteg.bat foreg.bat C:\deborah\207\Notes> |
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Contents of file copycon.bat @echo off REM echo turned off echo "enter a 1 or 2 followed by ctrl-Z " copy con tempfile REM Copy CON places user input into the file tempfile for /f %%I in (tempfile) do set ANS=%%I if "%ANS%" =="1" ( echo You entered a one ) else if "%ANS%" == "2" ( echo You entered a two )else ( echo You don't follow directions very well ) |
This is the output from issuing the command copycon C:\deborah\207\Notes>copycon "enter a 1 or 2 followed by ctrl-Z " 1^Z 1 file(s) copied. You entered a one C:\deborah\207\Notes>copycon "enter a 1 or 2 followed by ctrl-Z " 2^Z 1 file(s) copied. You entered a two C:\deborah\207\Notes>copycon "enter a 1 or 2 followed by ctrl-Z " asdfasd ^Z 1 file(s) copied. You don't follow directions very well C:\deborah\207\Notes>copycon "enter a 1 or 2 followed by ctrl-Z " 1 2 ^Z 1 file(s) copied. You entered a two C:\deborah\207\Notes> |