It's programming time!/Batch/Echo - Revision history

Underside at 02:35, 16 July 2016

Underside — Sat, 16 Jul 2016 02:35:46 GMT

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	''Remember: Don't edit the batch file while it's running. You can get unexpected errors that way.''		''Remember: Don't edit the batch file while it's running. You can get unexpected errors that way.''

		+	*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Echo/More\|'''echo''' is great! I can't get enough!]]
	*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Rem\|Wait, what's '''rem'''? How does it work?]]		*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Rem\|Wait, what's '''rem'''? How does it work?]]
	*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/At_Symbol\|Why don't we need the '''@''' symbol after '''echo OFF'''?]]		*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/At_Symbol\|Why don't we need the '''@''' symbol after '''echo OFF'''?]]

Underside at 02:30, 16 July 2016

Underside — Sat, 16 Jul 2016 02:30:46 GMT

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	*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Pause\|There's still a pause. Why do we need it?]]		*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Pause\|There's still a pause. Why do we need it?]]
	*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Dir\|Boring, show me something cool.]]		*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Dir\|Boring, show me something cool.]]
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		+	[[Category:It's programming time!\|Batch]]
		+	[[Category:It's programming time!/Batch\|Echo]]

Underside: /* Echo */

Underside — Sat, 16 Jul 2016 01:35:50 GMT

Echo

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	@echo Using echo without any following text will give you a status message		@echo Using echo without any following text will give you a status message
	@echo		@echo
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	@echo OFF		@echo OFF
	echo "echo OFF" can also be used to disable the command prompt display.		echo "echo OFF" can also be used to disable the command prompt display.
	rem @echo OFF is a good line to start your batch files with.		rem @echo OFF is a good line to start your batch files with.
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	echo Now we no longer need to use the @ symbol in front of each command.		echo Now we no longer need to use the @ symbol in front of each command.
	echo		echo
-		+
	pause		pause

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	''Remember: Don't edit the batch file while it's running. You can get unexpected errors that way.''		''Remember: Don't edit the batch file while it's running. You can get unexpected errors that way.''

-	*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/~~Echo~~\|~~Tell me more about~~ '''~~echo~~''']]	+	*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Rem\|Wait, what's '''rem'''? How does it work?]]
-	*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/At_Symbol\|~~Do all~~ the ~~lines have to start with~~ '''@'''?]]	+	*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/At_Symbol\|Why don't we need the '''@''' symbol after '''echo OFF'''?]]
-	*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Pause\|~~Why is there~~ a pause?]]	+	*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Pause\|There's still a pause. Why do we need it?]]
-	*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Dir\|~~That's ''too'' simple~~, ~~I want to learn~~ something ~~cooler~~.]]	+	*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Dir\|Boring, show me something cool.]]

Underside: Created page with '==Echo==
The ECHO command repeats back messages or toggles the command prompt display. It's one of the most basic batch commands.…'

Underside — Sat, 16 Jul 2016 01:32:37 GMT

Created page with '==Echo== <div style="background-color:rgb(245,245,245);"> The ECHO command repeats back messages or toggles the command prompt display. It's one of the most basic batch commands.…'

New page

==Echo==
<div style="background-color:rgb(245,245,245);">
The ECHO command repeats back messages or toggles the command prompt display. It's one of the most basic batch commands.
</div>
<div style="padding:0px 20px;">
</div>
Let's see what '''echo''' can do for you:
#Create a new batch file like we did earlier and open it in your text editor.
#Add the following lines to the file:
@echo Using echo without any following text will give you a status message
@echo

@echo OFF
echo "echo OFF" can also be used to disable the command prompt display.
rem @echo OFF is a good line to start your batch files with.

echo Now we no longer need to use the @ symbol in front of each command.
echo

pause

#Save your file without any formatting (Plain text).
#Double click your '''.bat''' file to execute the commands.
''Remember: Don't edit the batch file while it's running. You can get unexpected errors that way.''

*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Echo|Tell me more about '''echo''']]
*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/At_Symbol|Do all the lines have to start with '''@'''?]]
*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Pause|Why is there a pause?]]
*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Dir|That's ''too'' simple, I want to learn something cooler.]]

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	*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Pause\|There's still a pause. Why do we need it?]]		*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Pause\|There's still a pause. Why do we need it?]]
	*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Dir\|Boring, show me something cool.]]		*[[It's_programming_time!/Batch/Dir\|Boring, show me something cool.]]
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		+	[[Category:It's programming time!\|Batch]]
		+	[[Category:It's programming time!/Batch\|Echo]]

It's programming time!/Batch/Echo - Revision history

Underside at 02:35, 16 July 2016

Underside at 02:30, 16 July 2016

Underside: /* Echo */

Underside: Created page with '==Echo== The ECHO command repeats back messages or toggles the command prompt display. It's one of the most basic batch commands.…'

Underside: Created page with '==Echo==
The ECHO command repeats back messages or toggles the command prompt display. It's one of the most basic batch commands.…'