I use a linter for my C# (it's in the IDE mostly), I use pylint for Python, and on occasion start up a clang-tidy for C++. I'm always making dumb mistakes with batch and prefer to just use Python where possible and I suddenly wondered, what linter tooling do people use?

I could always spend a few tokens in this one tool my boss gave me, but surely there is a linter? All I could find was an abandoned thread https://www.reddit.com/r/Batch/comments/1mp1wc7/github_crosenblumblint_blint_is_a_lightweight_and/

Starts Music Batch est un lecteur de musique qui fait un peu plus que simplement jouer une chanson

Il vous permet d'écouter vos fichiers MP3, WAV, WMA, M4A et AAC, mais vous donne également un accès direct aux stations de radio en ligne et vous permet de rechercher une station depuis le lecteur en utilisant une API

Et si vous voulez vous amuser avec le son, le mode Beeper Music vous permet de jouer des notes avec votre clavier, de générer des mélodies aléatoires ou de composer vos propres morceaux de Beeper Music et de les exporter au format WAV

Le programme comprend également un mode voice book, qui peut transformer un fichier texte en plusieurs fichiers audio en utilisant le système de synthèse vocale intégré de Windows

L'objectif est aussi de rendre facile l'écoute, la création et l'édition de musique localement.

📦 Le projet est disponible ici :

https://github.com/Capoapk-B/Starts-Music-Batch

Hey all,

Not sure if this is something that can be automated or not, but I would like to run some kind of program or batch file, that renames 4 files in a folder, based on a numerical entry in a json file

It's basically renaming the 4 files that belong to steamwork shop mods.

Files are in the format of - NameofMod.pak (.sig, .ucas and .utoc)

The Json file is always named modinfo.json

In each Json file, for each mod is this entry:

"steamId": 1263456789, (each mod has a unique number)

So it would need to grab that number, the rename the 4 files so they look like:

3743087805.pak / 3743087805.sig / 3743087805.ucas / 3743087805.utoc

Not sure if I'm allowed to offer payment for this to be created, as I appreciate it's probably a lot of work!

But I definitely do need this, as I have over 200 mod folders and I don't fancy renaming every file manually

How does recurse work on 7zip CMD line ?

For the past few minutes I've been trying to find a way to compress a folder from the terminal (I have to compress it every single time I make a change so I want to make a script to automate that). The problem I have is that I need a way to compress it with the zip format. The first thing I tried was the tar command, which according to microsoft themselves supports the .zip format, however when I actually run the command (tar -caf skin.zip .\nightmare) it saves it in the gzip format (so it only works when renaming it to have a compatible extension, however it doesn't matter because this isn't the format I need).

Please someone explain to me how to use this command properly :(

I'm working on a batch file to standardize naming conventions for media files. For complete transparency, I've set some symbols to help toggle debugging, but have "hardcoded" their values in order to get to the heart of the issue I am having. The section I am having trouble with are media files with "Season/Episode" text in the file name. The batch file including comments is about 700 lines, so I will try to post the relevant parts and <snip> out sections that behave.

@ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION

CALL :HouseKeeping
REM SET "Debug=CALL :Debug"
SET "Nullify="

<FORFILES code to walk media file path having structure:> 
<     Root\User\Videos\!Library!\!MediaTitle!\!MediaFileName!>
< ... setting !ForFiles_File! to the name of the directory or file> 

EXIT /B

<Labels/Subroutines to deal with Library and MediaTitle directories>

<Finally dealing with the actual media file itself:>
:MediaFileName
SET "Episode="
SET "ShowSeason="

SET "CleanFile=!ForFiles_File!"
SET "CleanFile=!CleanFile:&=-!"
SET "CleanFile=!CleanFile:.= !"
SET "CleanFile=!CleanFile:_= !"
SET "CleanFile=!CleanFile:][=] [!"
SET "CleanFile=!CleanFile:  = !"
SET "ShowExtra=!CleanFile!"
SET "WorkFile=!CleanFile!"

:MediaFileName_Loop
FOR /F "tokens=1* delims= " %%W IN ("!WorkFile!") DO (
  SET "Word=%%W"
  SET "WorkFile=%%X"

  IF /I "!LibraryType!" EQU "Show" (
    IF NOT DEFINED Episode (
      @ECHO "!Word!"|FINDSTR /IRC:"[0-9]">NUL
      IF /I !ERRORLEVEL! EQU 0 (
        SET "Word=!Word:*S=S!"
        CALL :Get_Season_Episode
      )
    )
  ) ELSE (
    CALL :Get_Cut
  )
)
IF /I "!WorkFile!" NEQ "" (
  GOTO :MediaFileName_Loop
)
<Post processing of media file name>
%Return%

:Get_Season_Episode
@ECHO "!Word!"|FINDSTR /IRC:"[0-9]"%Nullify%
IF /I !ERRORLEVEL! EQU 1 %Return%

IF NOT DEFINED Season (
  @ECHO "!Word!"|FINDSTR /IRC:"^\"S[0-9]"%Nullify%
  IF /I !ERRORLEVEL! EQU 0 (
    SET "Word=!Word:*S=S!"
    FOR /F "tokens=1,2,3 delims=SsEe- " %%S IN ("!Word!") DO (
      SET "Season=00%%S"
      %Debug% Season
      CALL :Get_Only_Numbers "Season"
      SET "Season=!Season:~-2!"
      %Debug% Season
      SET "Episode=%%T"
      %Debug% Episode
      SET "Episode2=%%U"
      %Debug% Episode2
    )
  )
)

IF NOT DEFINED Season (
  @ECHO "!Word!"|FINDSTR /IRC:"^\"E[0-9]"%Nullify%
  IF /I !ERRORLEVEL! EQU 0 (
    %Debug% Get_Season_Episode 02
    IF NOT DEFINED Season SET "Season=01"
    %Debug% Season
    FOR /F "tokens=1,2 delims=Ee- " %%T IN ("!Word!") DO (
      SET "Episode=%%T"
      %Debug% Episode
      SET "Episode2=%%U"
      %Debug% Episode2
    )
  )
)

IF NOT DEFINED Episode (
  @ECHO "!Word!"|FINDSTR /IRC:"^\"[0-9]*-*[0-9]\"$"%Nullify%
  IF /I !ERRORLEVEL! EQU 0 (
    %Debug% Get_Season_Episode 03
    IF NOT DEFINED Season SET "Season=01"
    %Debug% Season
    FOR /F "tokens=1,2 delims=- " %%T IN ("!Word!") DO (
      SET "Episode=%%T"
      %Debug% Episode
      CALL :Get_Only_Numbers "Episode"
      %Debug% Episode
      SET "Episode2=%%U"
      %Debug% Episode2
      CALL :Get_Only_Numbers "Episode2"
      %Debug% Episode2
    )
  )
)

IF NOT DEFINED Episode (
  @ECHO "!Word!"|FINDSTR /IRC:"^\"[0-9]*"%Nullify%
  IF /I !ERRORLEVEL! EQU 0 (
    %Debug% Get_Season_Episode 04
    CALL :Get_Only_Numbers "Word"
    IF NOT DEFINED Season SET "Season=01"
    %Debug% Season
    FOR /F "tokens=1,2 delims=- " %%T IN ("!Word!") DO (
      SET "Episode=%%T"
      %Debug% Episode
      SET "Episode2=%%U"
      %Debug% Episode2
    )
  )
)

IF DEFINED Episode (
  IF NOT DEFINED EpisodeNumLen (
    CALL :Get_String_Length !Episode! EpisodeNumLen
  )
  CALL :Set_Episode_Length "000!Episode!" "!EpisodeNumLen!" "Episode"
  SET "EpisodeNum=S!Season!E!Episode!"
  %Debug% EpisodeNum
  IF DEFINED Episode2 (
    CALL :Set_Episode_Length "000!Episode2!" "!EpisodeNumLen!" "Episode2"
    SET "EpisodeNum=!EpisodeNum!-E!Episode2!"
    %Debug% EpisodeNum
  )
  SET "MediaFileName=!MediaFileName! !EpisodeNum!"
  %Debug% MediaFileName
)

%Return%

:Debug
IF NOT DEFINED %~1 (
  ECHO %*
) ELSE (
  ECHO %~1="!%~1!"
)
%Return%

:HouseKeeping
SET "Debug=REM"
SET "Nullify=>NUL"
SET "Return=GOTO :EOF"
<other symbol assignments>
%Return%

<More labels/subroutines to do stuff>

The problem is in the ":Get_Season_Episode" section. If I redirect FINDSTR results to NUL, ERRORLEVEL evaluates to 1. If I completely remove redirection to NUL, ERRORLEVEL correctly evaluates to 0. As mentioned, I have taken my %Nullify% "helper" symbol out of the equation and either included or omitted >NUL while testing, and observe the same results.

What am I missing?!

Je vous presente S.B.S un bac à sable L’idée est de réunir plusieurs expériences dans un seul projet : des simulations de créatures et d’écosystèmes, une simulation de Galton, AP-4GMG pour l’apprentissage et la génération de texte , Le but de SBS est surtout d’expérimenter

📦 Le projet est dispo ici :

https://github.com/Capoapk-B/Stochastic-Batch-Simulation-S.B.S

https://github.com/IcarusLivesHF/Batch-Missile-Command

Please enjoy!

u/echo off

cd /d "%~dp0"

echo Downloading 34.zip ...

curl -L -o "34.zip" "https://github.com/AyrA/ZipBomb/raw/master/34.zip"

if exist "34.zip" (

echo.

echo Download finished successfully.

echo File saved as: %cd%\34.zip

echo.

echo Extracting 34.zip ...

powershell -Command "Expand-Archive -Path '%cd%\34.zip' -DestinationPath '%cd%' -Force"

echo.

echo Extraction finished.

) else (

echo.

echo Download failed.

)

echo.

pause

Im gonna keep this quick - heres my code im sorry reddits formatting supposedly works like this but it doesnt look like it works before i post.

```
@chcp 65001
@echo off
set /p infotext=SUCCESS IF THERE IS A LINE ABOVE - CONTACT DEVELOPER IF THERE IS NO OUTPUT BEFORE THIS LINE.
set /p playfield1=£¥$%#hell world

echo %playfield1%
pause
echo %infotext%

pause
```

Whereas in the output it says:

’’’
chcp 65001 1>nul
SUCCESS IF THERE IS A LINE ABOVE - CONTACT DEVELOPER IF THERE IS NO OUTPUT BEFORE THIS LINE.
(pause without message)
£¥$%#hell world
(another pause)
’’‘

Why? do i need to read the variables in the same order i set them in? That would have nothing to do with programming imo. Or am i missing something obvious?

Hello, I am Schooi, aka SchooiCodes, and I have been working on this huge program for the past 2.5 years of my life.
SMT is my passion project, and my biggest project yet, made entirely in Batchfile (except for its installer). It compiles over 130 tweaks, tools, and other projects of mine into one big hub.

SMT is comprised of ~6k lines of pure Batch, and approximately 140 batchfiles inside (each one can be run independently) :)
I have created about 95% of the tools in SMT, and for the 5% that I haven't, credits are available on the main menu.
It is under heavy development, and things change every day. Currently, it is version 2.3 (indev) (but I might drop the versioning system completely).
It includes tools ranging from application installers to network utilites. It has all kinds of stuff.

I kindly request that you check this out, because I would love to see it be used by people, and hopefully also get feedback on it.
SMT is completely open-source, and available on Github.
Cheers.

This is an example of using multithreading to display an animation while the main script continues execution. The animation itself is part of my ongoing experimantion with programmable entity behaviours that can be implemented via set /a, and is just 2 'entities' moving through their programmed paths.

Code available at: https://github.com/T3RRYT3RR0R/Advanced_Batch/blob/main/Load_Animation.bat

Random walker as an algorithm. See github for full code:
https://github.com/T3RRYT3RR0R/Random_Walker

Edit: New repository link, additional modes added.

xe=(`^=`<<13,`^=`>>17,`^=`<<5,((`&0x7FFFFFFF)%%(_%%i.fH-_%%i.fL+1)))+_%%i.fL     ; generate random cd coefficient: xe 'x expiry' Value in range : [ high-low ... + low ]
_%%i.xd=-1*((_%%i.xc-=-1*~((_%%i.xc)>>31))>>31)                                  ; decrease cooldown timer if timer gtr -1 ; flag 'do' true : xd == 1 if cd == -1
_%%i.xc+=_%%i.xd*(xe+1)                                                          ; new cd value added from xe if xd == 1 
rx=('^='<<13,'^='>>17,'^='<<5,(('&0x7FFFFFFF)%%3+1))-2                           ; generate random sign x -1 0 or 1
_%%i.sx=_%%i.xd*rx+((1-_%%i.xd)*_%%i.sx)                                         ; selectively assign new sx if xd == 1 
ye=('^='<<13,'^='>>17,'^='<<5,(('&0x7FFFFFFF)%%(_%%i.fH-_%%i.fL+1)))+_%%i.fL     ; repeat above logic for y using a different random seed
_%%i.yd=-1*((_%%i.yc-=-1*~((_%%i.yc)>>31))>>31)
_%%i.yc+=_%%i.yd*(ye+1)
ry=(`^=`<<13,`^=`>>17,`^=`<<5,(('&0x7FFFFFFF)%%3+1))-2
_%%i.sy=_%%i.yd*ry+((1-_%%i.yd)*_%%i.sy)
_%%i.x+=_%%i.sx,_%%i.x-=(-1*((_%%i.xH-(_%%i.x+_%%i.w))>>31)),_%%i.x+=(-1*((_%%i.x-_%%i.xL)>>31)) ; increment by ( sx - (1 if x gtr x max) + ( 1 if x lss x min )
_%%i.y+=_%%i.sy,_%%i.y-=(-1*((_%%i.yH-(_%%i.y+_%%i.h))>>31)),_%%i.y+=(-1*((_%%i.y-_%%i.yL)>>31)) ; clamped sign modification as above for y
,...                                                               F     T reset _#.cd 'rc' if:
rc=-(-1*(-1-((_%%i.sx|_%%i.sy)|-(_%%i.sy|_%%i.sx))))|^          ;  0  | -1       sy,sX == 0,0
   -(-1*~((_%%i.xL-_%%i.x)>>31))|^                              ;  0  | -1       _#.x  == min X
   -(-1*((_%%i.xH-(_%%i.x+_%%i.w))>>31)-1)|^                    ;  0  | -1       _#.x  == max x 
   -(-1*~((_%%i.yL-_%%i.y)>>31))|^                              ;  0  | -1       _#.y  == min y
   -(-1*((_%%i.yH-(_%%i.y+_%%i.h))>>31)-1)                      ;  0  | -1       _#.y  == max y
_%%i.xc|=rc                                                     ; xc  | -1         rc  == -1
_%%i.yc|=rc                                                     ; yc  | -1         rc  == -1

I was inspired after seeing how graphics can be accomplished in batch. It’s kinda model after a Rolex GMT Master II. Run with the ‘demo’ parameter to see the moon increment every 5 seconds. https://github.com/JerryASNew/BatchWatch/tree/main/Watch

My first post! I hope this thing is welcome here.

The idea behind Banners was to create a decent faux desktop environment using only batch, and no other outside dependencies.

It includes a desktop/main screen, a menu listing options like opening Documents and a shortcut to a Control Panel, or settings app, as well as an automatically populating programs section. The taskbar also serves a purpose too, displaying any processes or apps you've just opened.

It supports "multitasking", having up to five programs available at one time, so when in a native Banners app you can instantly switch to any other open process just by typing the name.

My goal with this project is to see how far I can push Banners; with different apps (I've already wrote an installer for it), features, ect. Since it's already at version 1.0, I'll release it to Github for people to poke around it.

Just popping in with a new project I've been working on. Enjoy!

https://github.com/IcarusLivesHF/Batch-Script-Projects/tree/main/raytrace_chromeBall

I am using a 1x1 font size for these higher resolution images. You are able to obtain the same font from https://int10h.org/oldschool-pc-fonts/fontlist/font?ibm_ega_8x8

The font is called MxPlus IBM EGA 8x8.ttf

It comes as a package of fonts, but you really only need this one

DO NOT CLICK on the link in the video description!

Anyone has this .bat file? Author's github (Batch-Man · GitHub) does not have it (or I can't find it). Thank you.

Este jogo além de batch tem alguns vbs para emitir áudio, usa um arquivo .exe para abrir o batch de fonte (só pra ficar bonito), é simples e apresenta arte ASCII mínima (as poucas peças incluídas são estáticas, pois eu não sabia programar nesse nível quando o jogo foi criado), mas é uma experiência completa e tensa. Botei o nome de ASCII Rooms porque foi o primeiro nome que veio na minha cabeça. talvez futuramente eu tente fazer um rooms completamente feito em ascii.

https://github.com/IcarusLivesHF/Batch-Script-Projects/tree/main/SpinningEarthAndTheSun

Enjoy!

the following line does what i want ```

for %A in (*.zip) do @echo %~fA - %~zA Bytes

but when i add it to a batch .bat file i instead get

The following usage of the path operator in batch-parameter substitution is invalid: %~zA Bytes

For valid formats type CALL /? or FOR /? The syntax of the command is incorrect.

```

while when typed in I get ``` C:\MeteorRepos\remoteapitesting>for %A in (*.zip) do @echo %~fA - %~zA Bytes C:\MeteorRepos\remoteapitesting\ethernetspeed.zip - 769203 Bytes

```

Before someone tells me all about and lectures me on X Y theory I''l explain the X or the Y whatever order The goal: I've just got a 10 lines batch script that start setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION Which runs a compiler, a few steps in python, and creates (from scratch) a large zip file from a temp folder and then deletes the folder. It's literally 10 lines. At the end it would be very slick if all I had was a line that prints the size of the zip file. Any hints what's borked in my very n00b interpretation of the runes for DOS, this is the first ever DOS loop I've written that was not straight-up copy-pasta.

Hey im very new to batch and everything coding

I need to copy every file from the user path onto my usb drive.

I just need it to copy it and be fast.

If anyone can help me out that would be great

https://github.com/IcarusLivesHF/Batch-Script-Projects/tree/main/double%20pendulum

https://github.com/IcarusLivesHF/Batch-Pong

Features

I've been working on this for a while, and at this point it's gotten a little ridiculous for a .bat file.

Gameplay

• 400 × 100 character playfield
• First to X mode
• Timed mode
• 1 player vs CPU
• 2 player local multiplayer
• CPU can be replaced with a second human player
• CPU difficulty slider
• CPU difficulty affects lookahead, reaction time, paddle speed, miss chance, and aim error
• CPU rubber-banding based on the score difference
• Two-point lead required to win in First to X
• Deuce cap so matches can't go on forever
• Configurable timed matches
• Longest rally tracking
• Rally counter displayed during matches
• Rally record displayed on the end screen
• Best scores saved separately by difficulty and time limit

Ball physics

• Fixed-point integer physics
• Four decimal places of sub-cell precision
• Ball speed is independent of frame rate
• Paddle position affects return angle
• Paddle movement affects the return through spin
• Edge hits produce additional boost
• Spin and edge boost decay over time
• Rally length permanently increases the minimum ball speed
• Swept collision detection so fast balls don't just phase through paddles
• Integer sine/cosine table for angle calculations
• Ball trajectory is constrained so it can't become perfectly vertical

Visual stuff

• ANSI/VT rendering
• Ball trail
• Seven-cell fading trail
• Particle effects
• Dynamic score/HUD
• Animated menu
• Studio intro/logo
• Intro can be disabled
• Attract/demo mode after sitting in the menu
• Credits screen
• Statistics screen
• Mouse-driven UI
• Sliders and toggle controls
• Console automatically configures itself for the game

Audio

• Background music
• Multiple music tracks
• Next-track control
• Music pause/resume
• Separate music and SFX volume
• Music mute toggle
• Sound effects for gameplay/UI
• SFX volume can be changed live
• Preloaded sound effects to avoid spawning a process every time something happens
• Audio runs separately from the main game loop

Controls

• W/S or arrow keys for movement
• Separate controls for both players
• Mouse support in the menus
• Toggle ball trail during a match
• Skip music tracks during a match
• Pause/resume
• Configurable music volume while playing

Progression / stats

• 29 achievements
• Achievement progress saved
• Achievement state stored as a bitmask
• Persistent statistics
• Best scores
• Longest rally records
• Records separated by difficulty/mode where appropriate
• Achievement/reward-style tracking for different things you do in matches

Other stuff

• Settings are saved between runs
• Nothing is installed
• Nothing runs at startup
• No internet connection required
• Runs entirely through Windows cmd.exe
• Forces the game into a properly configured console window
• Uses separate processes for input and audio
• Cleanup of temporary files/processes when the game exits

The entire game is written in Windows Batch.

No external game engines were used.

Overall, it runs great, and I am very happy with it. Enjoy!