exit/close cmd launced from batch file that start another batch file
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I use a batch file to create another batch file with some part extracted from a file, it create a long file.
I need to add only one an exit command in the end of file.
Actually the batch files created do not close after finish the work.
Code File to create another batch file:
:: 'Create Batch File'
@echo off
(for /f "usebackq delims=" %%a in ("D:Programmi Installatilist.csv") > do (
echo PING -n %%~NXa localhost ^>NUL 2^>^&1
echo/
echo/
)) > "D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"
Actual result of new.bat (wrong):
PING -n 10 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
PING -n 15 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
PING -n 20 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
PING -n 25 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
Aspected result of new.bat (desired):
PING -n 10 localhost >NUL 2>&1
PING -n 15 localhost >NUL 2>&1
PING -n 20 localhost >NUL 2>&1
PING -n 25 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
batch-file exit
edited Jan 1 at 21:42
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I use a batch file to create another batch file with some part extracted from a file, it create a long file.
I need to add only one an exit command in the end of file.
Actually the batch files created do not close after finish the work.
Code File to create another batch file:
:: 'Create Batch File'
@echo off
(for /f "usebackq delims=" %%a in ("D:Programmi Installatilist.csv") > do (
echo PING -n %%~NXa localhost ^>NUL 2^>^&1
echo/
echo/
)) > "D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"
Actual result of new.bat (wrong):
PING -n 10 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
PING -n 15 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
PING -n 20 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
PING -n 25 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
Aspected result of new.bat (desired):
PING -n 10 localhost >NUL 2>&1
PING -n 15 localhost >NUL 2>&1
PING -n 20 localhost >NUL 2>&1
PING -n 25 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
batch-file exit
edited Jan 1 at 21:42
double-beep
2,51141027
asked Jan 1 at 19:15
placidomaioplacidomaio
487
It should bedonot> do.
– Compo
Jan 1 at 20:03
Hi the bat file working well, the unique bug is how to add at the end of file generated exit . The batch file create another batch file with estraction and loop and working well, but i do not find a solution to add at the end (only at the end 1 times only) exit.
– placidomaio
Jan 1 at 20:16
3
Where do youechoexit? Please provide just a piece oflist.csvfor us to be able to reproduce your problem. Edit your question to fix typo mentioned by Compo. Also, is it working if you put after theforloop(echo exit)>>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"? Please provide us more information, but please do not comment it. Instead, edit your question.
– double-beep
Jan 1 at 20:30
@double-beep Your solution working well it's exactly the solution at my problem add 1 exit after the loop at the end of the batch file create (echo exit)>>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat" Thanks you solved my problem.
– placidomaio
Jan 1 at 21:41
theexitis not the only bug in your code. What Compo said is also one. And don't usepingfor delaying, it'll sleep for one less second than expected How to sleep for 5 seconds in Windows's Command Prompt? (or DOS), How do I make a batch file wait / sleep for some seconds?
– phuclv
Jan 2 at 1:35
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I use a batch file to create another batch file with some part extracted from a file, it create a long file.
I need to add only one an exit command in the end of file.
Actually the batch files created do not close after finish the work.
Code File to create another batch file:
:: 'Create Batch File'
@echo off
(for /f "usebackq delims=" %%a in ("D:Programmi Installatilist.csv") > do (
echo PING -n %%~NXa localhost ^>NUL 2^>^&1
echo/
echo/
)) > "D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"
Actual result of new.bat (wrong):
PING -n 10 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
PING -n 15 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
PING -n 20 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
PING -n 25 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
Aspected result of new.bat (desired):
PING -n 10 localhost >NUL 2>&1
PING -n 15 localhost >NUL 2>&1
PING -n 20 localhost >NUL 2>&1
PING -n 25 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
batch-file exit
edited Jan 1 at 21:42
double-beep
2,51141027
asked Jan 1 at 19:15
placidomaioplacidomaio
487
I use a batch file to create another batch file with some part extracted from a file, it create a long file.
I need to add only one an exit command in the end of file.
Actually the batch files created do not close after finish the work.
Code File to create another batch file:
:: 'Create Batch File'
@echo off
(for /f "usebackq delims=" %%a in ("D:Programmi Installatilist.csv") > do (
echo PING -n %%~NXa localhost ^>NUL 2^>^&1
echo/
echo/
)) > "D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"
Actual result of new.bat (wrong):
PING -n 10 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
PING -n 15 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
PING -n 20 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
PING -n 25 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
Aspected result of new.bat (desired):
PING -n 10 localhost >NUL 2>&1
PING -n 15 localhost >NUL 2>&1
PING -n 20 localhost >NUL 2>&1
PING -n 25 localhost >NUL 2>&1
exit
batch-file exit
batch-file exit
edited Jan 1 at 21:42
double-beep
2,51141027
asked Jan 1 at 19:15
placidomaioplacidomaio
487
edited Jan 1 at 21:42
double-beep
2,51141027
asked Jan 1 at 19:15
placidomaioplacidomaio
487
edited Jan 1 at 21:42
double-beep
2,51141027
edited Jan 1 at 21:42
double-beep
2,51141027
edited Jan 1 at 21:42
double-beep
2,51141027
2,51141027
asked Jan 1 at 19:15
placidomaioplacidomaio
487
asked Jan 1 at 19:15
placidomaioplacidomaio
487
asked Jan 1 at 19:15
placidomaioplacidomaio
487
487
It should bedonot> do.
– Compo
Jan 1 at 20:03
Hi the bat file working well, the unique bug is how to add at the end of file generated exit . The batch file create another batch file with estraction and loop and working well, but i do not find a solution to add at the end (only at the end 1 times only) exit.
– placidomaio
Jan 1 at 20:16
3
Where do youechoexit? Please provide just a piece oflist.csvfor us to be able to reproduce your problem. Edit your question to fix typo mentioned by Compo. Also, is it working if you put after theforloop(echo exit)>>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"? Please provide us more information, but please do not comment it. Instead, edit your question.
– double-beep
Jan 1 at 20:30
@double-beep Your solution working well it's exactly the solution at my problem add 1 exit after the loop at the end of the batch file create (echo exit)>>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat" Thanks you solved my problem.
– placidomaio
Jan 1 at 21:41
theexitis not the only bug in your code. What Compo said is also one. And don't usepingfor delaying, it'll sleep for one less second than expected How to sleep for 5 seconds in Windows's Command Prompt? (or DOS), How do I make a batch file wait / sleep for some seconds?
– phuclv
Jan 2 at 1:35
|
show 1 more comment
It should bedonot> do.
– Compo
Jan 1 at 20:03
Hi the bat file working well, the unique bug is how to add at the end of file generated exit . The batch file create another batch file with estraction and loop and working well, but i do not find a solution to add at the end (only at the end 1 times only) exit.
– placidomaio
Jan 1 at 20:16
3
Where do youechoexit? Please provide just a piece oflist.csvfor us to be able to reproduce your problem. Edit your question to fix typo mentioned by Compo. Also, is it working if you put after theforloop(echo exit)>>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"? Please provide us more information, but please do not comment it. Instead, edit your question.
– double-beep
Jan 1 at 20:30
@double-beep Your solution working well it's exactly the solution at my problem add 1 exit after the loop at the end of the batch file create (echo exit)>>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat" Thanks you solved my problem.
– placidomaio
Jan 1 at 21:41
theexitis not the only bug in your code. What Compo said is also one. And don't usepingfor delaying, it'll sleep for one less second than expected How to sleep for 5 seconds in Windows's Command Prompt? (or DOS), How do I make a batch file wait / sleep for some seconds?
– phuclv
Jan 2 at 1:35
It should be
do not > do.– Compo
Jan 1 at 20:03
It should be
do not > do.– Compo
Jan 1 at 20:03
Hi the bat file working well, the unique bug is how to add at the end of file generated exit . The batch file create another batch file with estraction and loop and working well, but i do not find a solution to add at the end (only at the end 1 times only) exit.
– placidomaio
Jan 1 at 20:16
Hi the bat file working well, the unique bug is how to add at the end of file generated exit . The batch file create another batch file with estraction and loop and working well, but i do not find a solution to add at the end (only at the end 1 times only) exit.
– placidomaio
Jan 1 at 20:16
3
3
Where do you
echo exit? Please provide just a piece of list.csv for us to be able to reproduce your problem. Edit your question to fix typo mentioned by Compo. Also, is it working if you put after the for loop (echo exit)>>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"? Please provide us more information, but please do not comment it. Instead, edit your question.– double-beep
Jan 1 at 20:30
Where do you
echo exit? Please provide just a piece of list.csv for us to be able to reproduce your problem. Edit your question to fix typo mentioned by Compo. Also, is it working if you put after the for loop (echo exit)>>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"? Please provide us more information, but please do not comment it. Instead, edit your question.– double-beep
Jan 1 at 20:30
@double-beep Your solution working well it's exactly the solution at my problem add 1 exit after the loop at the end of the batch file create (echo exit)>>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat" Thanks you solved my problem.
– placidomaio
Jan 1 at 21:41
@double-beep Your solution working well it's exactly the solution at my problem add 1 exit after the loop at the end of the batch file create (echo exit)>>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat" Thanks you solved my problem.
– placidomaio
Jan 1 at 21:41
the
exit is not the only bug in your code. What Compo said is also one. And don't use ping for delaying, it'll sleep for one less second than expected How to sleep for 5 seconds in Windows's Command Prompt? (or DOS), How do I make a batch file wait / sleep for some seconds?– phuclv
Jan 2 at 1:35
the
exit is not the only bug in your code. What Compo said is also one. And don't use ping for delaying, it'll sleep for one less second than expected How to sleep for 5 seconds in Windows's Command Prompt? (or DOS), How do I make a batch file wait / sleep for some seconds?– phuclv
Jan 2 at 1:35
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Actually, except the typo in your code you have missed to echo exit in the end of your code block. Your code should look like the following after the fixes:
@rem 'Create Batch File'
@echo off
(for /f "usebackq delims=" %%a in ("D:Programmi Installatilist.csv") do (
echo PING -n %%~NXa localhost ^>NUL 2^>^&1
echo/
echo/
))>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"
echo exit >> "D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"
answered Feb 21 at 15:25
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Actually, except the typo in your code you have missed to echo exit in the end of your code block. Your code should look like the following after the fixes:
@rem 'Create Batch File'
@echo off
(for /f "usebackq delims=" %%a in ("D:Programmi Installatilist.csv") do (
echo PING -n %%~NXa localhost ^>NUL 2^>^&1
echo/
echo/
))>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"
echo exit >> "D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"
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Actually, except the typo in your code you have missed to echo exit in the end of your code block. Your code should look like the following after the fixes:
@rem 'Create Batch File'
@echo off
(for /f "usebackq delims=" %%a in ("D:Programmi Installatilist.csv") do (
echo PING -n %%~NXa localhost ^>NUL 2^>^&1
echo/
echo/
))>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"
echo exit >> "D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"
answered Feb 21 at 15:25
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Actually, except the typo in your code you have missed to echo exit in the end of your code block. Your code should look like the following after the fixes:
@rem 'Create Batch File'
@echo off
(for /f "usebackq delims=" %%a in ("D:Programmi Installatilist.csv") do (
echo PING -n %%~NXa localhost ^>NUL 2^>^&1
echo/
echo/
))>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"
echo exit >> "D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"
answered Feb 21 at 15:25
double-beepdouble-beep
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Actually, except the typo in your code you have missed to echo exit in the end of your code block. Your code should look like the following after the fixes:
@rem 'Create Batch File'
@echo off
(for /f "usebackq delims=" %%a in ("D:Programmi Installatilist.csv") do (
echo PING -n %%~NXa localhost ^>NUL 2^>^&1
echo/
echo/
))>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"
echo exit >> "D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"
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It should be
donot> do.– Compo
Jan 1 at 20:03
Hi the bat file working well, the unique bug is how to add at the end of file generated exit . The batch file create another batch file with estraction and loop and working well, but i do not find a solution to add at the end (only at the end 1 times only) exit.
– placidomaio
Jan 1 at 20:16
3
Where do you
echoexit? Please provide just a piece oflist.csvfor us to be able to reproduce your problem. Edit your question to fix typo mentioned by Compo. Also, is it working if you put after theforloop(echo exit)>>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat"? Please provide us more information, but please do not comment it. Instead, edit your question.– double-beep
Jan 1 at 20:30
@double-beep Your solution working well it's exactly the solution at my problem add 1 exit after the loop at the end of the batch file create (echo exit)>>"D:Programmi Installatinew.bat" Thanks you solved my problem.
– placidomaio
Jan 1 at 21:41
the
exitis not the only bug in your code. What Compo said is also one. And don't usepingfor delaying, it'll sleep for one less second than expected How to sleep for 5 seconds in Windows's Command Prompt? (or DOS), How do I make a batch file wait / sleep for some seconds?– phuclv
Jan 2 at 1:35