Question

I want to invoke a batch file with a comma-delimited paramater. How can I achieved this?

I want it like this example.

I have a text.bat with the script:

@echo off
set test=%1
echo Sample %test% batch.

I want to run the batch like this:

c:\text.bat this,is,sample

and I am expecting a result like this:

Sample this,is,sample batch.

Any idea how I could achieve this?

Thanks.

Answer 1

Wow! I didn’t know commas behaved that way.

You have two options.

You can use this script:

@echo off
set test=%~1
echo Sample %test% batch.

And run it with:

C:\text.bat "this,is,test"

The %~1 represents the first argument without quotes. The quotes group the comma-delimited list as a single argument.

Or

You can use this script:

@echo off
set test=%*
echo Sample %test% batch.

And run it with:

C:\text.bat this,is,test

The %* represents the command line arguments as they were typed.