Apr 27, 2013 03:13 PM
(This post was last modified: Apr 27, 2013 04:10 PM by Bl4ckEch0.)
Hey people, what's going on?
I made another little surprise for you!
I created in some hours (4/5/6 i think) this file.
What it does?
Simple!
It's a tutorial for some of the most important commands!
What to say? Enjoy 🤝
I made another little surprise for you!
I created in some hours (4/5/6 i think) this file.
What it does?
Simple!
It's a tutorial for some of the most important commands!
What to say? Enjoy 🤝
Code
@echo off
title Basic Batch Helper 1.0 - Made By DukeOfDeath
color 0f
echo Hello! Thank you for choosing my program "Basic Batch Helper 1.0"!
echo You will learn a lot about basic batch commands, like ECHO, DEL and
much more!
echo P.S:USE NUMBERS IN APPROPRIATE DIFFICULTY ORDER,FROM LOWEST TO
HIGHEST.
:Menu
echo Are you ready? Select an option!
echo 1 - LEVEL 1 = Basic Commands
echo 2 - LEVEL 2 = Advanced Commands
echo 3 - Credits
echo 4 - Exit
set /p lol=
if %lol% == 1 goto Basic
if %lol% == 2 goto Advanced
if %lol% == 3 goto Credits
if %lol% == 4 goto Exit
:Basic
echo Select your option!
echo 1 - @Echo Off
echo 2 - Echo/Pause
echo 3 - Copy
echo 4 - Rename (Ren)
echo 5 - Delete (Del)
echo 6 - Title
echo 7 - Color
echo 8 - Cls
echo 9 - Start
echo 10 - Ping
echo 11 - RETURN BACK
set /p lol=
if %lol% == 1 goto @Echo
if %lol% == 2 goto Echo/Pause
if %lol% == 3 goto Copy
if %lol% == 4 goto Ren
if %lol% == 5 goto Del
if %lol% == 6 goto Title
if %lol% == 7 goto Color
if %lol% == 8 goto Cls
if %lol% == 9 goto Start
if %lol% == 10 goto Ping
if %lol% == 11 goto Menu
:@Echo
cls
echo --
echo "@echo off" is one of the most basic batch commands. It's useful fo
prevent command ECHO from showing itself during the use of a .bat file. It
must be the first command line to write in every .bat file.
echo --
pause
goto Basic
:Echo/Pause
cls
echo The command "Echo" is very important. It shows a text, very simple.
echo For example, we're going to write "Hello World!".
echo --
echo EXAMPLE: @echo off
echo echo Hello World!
echo pause
echo exit
echo --
echo What have we done? Simple.
echo "@echo off" it's needed for preventing command "ECHO" for showing
itself during .bat file's use.
echo If you insert command "ECHO" it will show our phrase "Hello World!".
echo "Pause" it's needed for stopping .bat file, and it will continue if
the user want to press any key.
echo Command "EXIT" will exit the batch file when the user press any key.
pause
goto Basic
:Copy
cls
echo Command "Copy" is useful for copying one or more files to a different
location.
echo --
echo Example: @echo off
echo copy (FileChosenByYou) (Directory)
echo exit
echo --
echo After you write "Copy", you have to write the name of the file you
want to move into a different place. The location is changeable from every
user.
echo There are A LOT of commands to use with the basic COPY.
echo /A = Indicates an ASCII text file.
echo /B = Indicates a binary file.
echo /V = Verify that new files are written without errors.
echo /Y = It shows a prompt asking for a confirm for an overwrite a file
in the existing destination.
pause
goto Basic
:Ren
cls
echo Command "RENAME" it's useful for rename a file.
echo --
echo EXAMPLE: @echo off
echo RENAME (Drive)(Path) File1 File2
echo exit
echo --
echo It can be used REN instead of RENAME.
pause
goto Basic
:Del
cls
echo Command "DELETE" (or "DEL" or even "ERASE") can be used for deleting
one or more files.
echo --
echo EXAMPLE: @echo off
echo DEL (Drive)(Path)FILENAME [/P]
echo exit
echo --
echo There are more commands to use, for example /P, which will prompt fo
confirmation before deleting your chosen files, and /Q, which will not ask
confirmations.
pause
goto Basic
:Title
cls
echo This command is very simple. You can change the title of your Batch
File just writing like in this example.
echo --
echo EXAMPLE: @echo off
echo title (YourTitle)
echo exit
echo --
pause
goto Basic
:Color
cls
echo You can even change the color of your file.
echo --
echo EXAMPLE: @echo off
echo color 0f
echo echo Hello World!
echo pause
echo --
echo There are more combinations of color. The first number (0) means the
color of the background. The letter (f) means the color of the words.
echo There are a lot of colours.
echo 0 = Black A = Light Green
echo 1 = Blue B = Light Aqua
echo 2 = Green C = Light Red
echo 3 = Aqua D = Light Purple
echo 4 = Red E = Light Yellow
echo 5 = Purple F = Bright White
echo 6 = Yellow
echo 7 = White
echo 8 = Gray
echo 9 = Light Blue
echo See? There are a lot of colours.
pause
goto Basic
:Cls
cls
echo Command "Cls" is used to "clean" the screen from previous words.
echo --
echo EXAMPLE: @echo off
echo echo Say Hi!
echo pause
echo cls
echo echo Say Hi Again!
echo pause
echo cls
echo exit
echo --
echo It's very useful for making some "order" after a lot of words, but
it's nothing special.
pause
goto Basic
:Start
cls
echo The command "START" is used to open programs, even websites.
echo --
echo EXAMPLE @echo off
echo start (program)
echo --
echo Instead of "PROGRAM" you have to choose a file.
echo For example, if you want to open Paint, you have to create a batch
file like this.
echo --
echo EXAMPLE @echo off
echo start mspaint.exe
echo --
echo Here you are, you've just opened Paint.
echo Like I previously said, you can open websites and choose a determined
browser for it!
echo --
echo EXAMPLE @echo off
echo start iexplore.exe http://Google.com
echo --
echo "iexplore.exe" is Internet Explorer's process. You can remove it and
leave only the URL and the START command, or change it with other process,
for example "chrome.exe", which opens Google Chrome. You can do it with
EVERY browser you want.
pause
goto Basic
:Ping
echo Do you want to make a cool loading screen or something like that?
echo --
echo EXAMPLE @echo off
echo Loading.
echo ping localhost -n 2 >nul
echo cls
echo Loading..
echo ping localhost -n 2 >nul
echo cls
echo Loading...
echo ping localhost -n 2 >nul
echo cls
echo Loading Completed!
echo --
echo Between "Loading" and "Cls",you have to insert "PING", then "LOCALHOST" (which is your PC). Then "-n 2", which is the duration of waiting from one message to another in seconds (2) and then ">nul". See? It's very simple.
pause
goto Basic
:Advanced
echo Select some options!
echo 1 - Variables
echo 2 - If
echo 3 - Mkdir/Md
echo 4 - Rmdir/Rm
echo 5 - Xcopy
echo 6 - Format
echo 7 - Unformat
echo 8 - RETURN BACK
set /p lol=
if %lol% == 1 goto Variables
if %lol% == 2 goto If
if %lol% == 3 goto Md
if %lol% == 4 goto Rm
if %lol% == 5 goto Xcopy
if %lol% == 6 goto Format
if %lol% == 7 goto Unformat
if %lol% == 8 goto Menu
:Variables
cls
echo Variables are needed to create user inputs with some commands.
echo --
echo EXAMPLE: @echo off
echo echo Press 1 to Eat
echo echo Press 2 to Run
echo set /p (VARIABLE'S NAME)=
echo if (PERCENT SYMBOL)(VARIABLE NAME)(PERCENT SYMBOL) == 1
goto Eat
echo if (PERCENT SYMBOL)(VARIABLE NAME)(PERCENT SYMBOL) == 2
goto Run
echo :Eat
echo echo Eat...
echo pause
echo exit
echo :Run
echo echo Run...
echo pause
echo exit
echo --
echo "SET /P" Is needed for making a choice.
echo Between "IF" and equals's signs, you have to insert a name between 2
percent symbols and after "SET /P". You can choose it,a variable's name is
not the same.
echo Then you have to write "if %(variable's name)% == (number or letter)
goto (action).
echo "GOTO" is needed for going on determined paths, which are writed with
a double point symbol.
pause
goto Advanced
:If
cls
echo "IF" command can perform conditional processing in batch programs.
echo --
echo EXAMPLE @echo off
echo IF (NOT) ERRORLEVEL number command
echo IF (NOT) string1==string2 command
echo IF (NOT) EXIST filename command
echo --
echo "NOT" is needed to specify, if the condition is false, that DOS
should carry out the command.
echo "ERRORLEVEL number" specifies a true condition in case the last
program returned an exit code greater or equal than the number specified
by the user.
echo "COMMAND" specifies to carry out the command if the condition is
correct.
echo "String1==String2" specifies if the text strings match correctly.
echo "EXIST filename" is needed to specify if a determined filename
exists.
pause
goto Advanced
:Md
cls
echo MKDIR (or MD) is a batch command, which can create a directory in a
specified place.
echo --
echo EXAMPLE @echo off
echo MKDIR (Drive:)(Path)
echo --
echo "MKDIR" can be changed by MD.
pause
goto Advanced
:Rm
cls
echo "RMDIR" (or "RD") is a command used for removing a directory.
echo --
echo EXAMPLE @echo off
echo RMDIR (drive:)path
echo --
echo "RMDIR" can be replaced with "RD".
pause
goto Advanced
:Xcopy
cls
echo "Xcopy" it's a command that can copy entire directory and
subdirectory.
echo It have a lot of commands in it, which are:
echo "Source" - Specifies the file to copy, which can be multiple.
echo "Destination" - Specifies new name of the files AND/OR the location.
echo /A - Copies files with the archive attribute set but it doesn't
change the attribute.
echo /M - Copies files with the archive attribute set, but turned off.
echo /D:date - Copies files that were changed on or after a specified
date.
echo /P - Before creating destination files, CMD will prompt you for a
confirmation.
echo /S - Copies all directories and subdirectories but not the empty
ones.
echo /E - Copies any directory and subdirectory, even empty ones.
echo /V - Verifies each directory/subdirectory.
echo /W - CMD will prompt you to press a key before copying everything.
echo /Y - CMD doesn't ask a confirm to overwrite an existent destination
file.
echo /-Y - CMD will prompt you for a confirm to overwrite something
already existent.
pause
goto Advanced
:Format
cls
echo "FORMAT" command is used to formats a disk, used to interact with
DOS. Watch this list. Sorry, I can't insert a real example because this
page don't work with it.
echo --
echo /V[:label] - This command specifies the volume label.
echo /Q - This command will perform a quick format.
echo /U - This command perform an unconditional format.
echo /F:size - This command will specify the size of the floppy disk to
format. The sizes are 160,180,320,360,720,1.2,1.44 and 2.88.
echo /B - This command allocates space on the formatted disk for system
files.
echo /S - This command will copy system files to the formatted disk.
echo /T:tracks - This command specifies the number of trask per disk side.
echo /N:sectors - This command specifies the number of sectors per track.
echo /1 - This command will format a single side of a floppy disk.
echo /4 - This command will format a 5.25-inch 360k floppy disk in a
high-density drive.
echo /8 - This command will format 8 sectors per track.
echo /C - This command will revert to less conservative handling of bad
blocks.
pause
goto Advanced
:Unformat
cls
echo "UNFORMAT" command can restore a disk erased by "FORMAT".
echo --
echo EXAMPLE @echo off
echo UNFORMAT drive: [/J]
echo UNFORMAT drive: [/U] [/L] [/TEST] [/P]
echo UNFORMAT /PARTN [/L]
echo --
echo drive: - This command will specifies the drive to unformat.
echo /J - It will verify that the mirror agree with system information
into the disk.
echo /U - It will unformat without mirrors.
echo /L - It will list all files and directories found. If used with
/PARTN command, it will display current partition tables.
echo /TEST - It will display information without changing disk
informations.
echo /P - It will send output messages to printer connections to LTP1.
echo /PARTN - It will restore disk partition tables.
pause
goto Advanced
:Credits
echo Thanks for downloading my program! I hope you will learn something
from it! I spend hours for this!
echo THANKS for HackForums help and support!
echo And now, I have to tell pages that helped me a lot!
ping localhost -n 7 >nul
echo This page...THANKS! That helped me a lot to basic batch commands and
to the colour list! THANK YOU CREATOR!
start https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=1472638
ping localhost -n 5 >nul
echo And THIS page, which helped me with the Advanced category, with
commands that i don't know almost nothing.
start http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_DOS_commands
echo THANKS! See you later in my next batch files! ;)
echo -DukeOfDeath
ping localhost -n 8 >nul
goto Menu
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