batch-file

creating a .bat file with npm install command

生来就可爱ヽ(ⅴ<●) 提交于 2020-11-25 06:10:32
问题 I created the following file //npminstall.bat npm install echo hello When I run the following command from Windows 10 Command Line (dos) npminstall.bat , the npm install command fires, but the echo hello doesn't fire. I tried putting a semi-color after the first line like this npm install; , but all that did was give me the help instructions of npm . How do I get the second line echo hello to fire after the npm install ? Additional Notes I have found that this also causes the same behaviour:

How to save my variable input to the original batch file after I have typed it into the command prompt?

牧云@^-^@ 提交于 2020-11-25 03:33:28
问题 I would like to save my input for %x% to the Batch file once I type it in the command prompt. Please see below. @ECHO OFF TITLE Access to OST Documents for this project ECHO Please enter the name of the OST Documents folder you would like to acces. (Spelling Sensitive) set /p x= "P:\OST Documents\" if not exist "P:\OST Documents\%x%" goto :try_again if exist "P:\OST Documents\%x%" Goto :Continue :Try_again Echo Location not found, please try again. set /p x= "P:\OST Documents\" :Continue

How to save my variable input to the original batch file after I have typed it into the command prompt?

核能气质少年 提交于 2020-11-25 03:33:05
问题 I would like to save my input for %x% to the Batch file once I type it in the command prompt. Please see below. @ECHO OFF TITLE Access to OST Documents for this project ECHO Please enter the name of the OST Documents folder you would like to acces. (Spelling Sensitive) set /p x= "P:\OST Documents\" if not exist "P:\OST Documents\%x%" goto :try_again if exist "P:\OST Documents\%x%" Goto :Continue :Try_again Echo Location not found, please try again. set /p x= "P:\OST Documents\" :Continue

How to save my variable input to the original batch file after I have typed it into the command prompt?

╄→гoц情女王★ 提交于 2020-11-25 03:32:13
问题 I would like to save my input for %x% to the Batch file once I type it in the command prompt. Please see below. @ECHO OFF TITLE Access to OST Documents for this project ECHO Please enter the name of the OST Documents folder you would like to acces. (Spelling Sensitive) set /p x= "P:\OST Documents\" if not exist "P:\OST Documents\%x%" goto :try_again if exist "P:\OST Documents\%x%" Goto :Continue :Try_again Echo Location not found, please try again. set /p x= "P:\OST Documents\" :Continue