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Asked: 2026-06-06T09:14:51+00:00

set batVar_Parameters=/Developer /Test=0 if not ‘%batVar_Iteration%’ equ ‘-1’ ( set batVar_Parameters=%batVar_Parameters% /Iteration=%batVar_Iteration% ) if

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set batVar_Parameters=/Developer /Test=0

if not '%batVar_Iteration%' equ '-1' (
    set batVar_Parameters=%batVar_Parameters%  /Iteration=%batVar_Iteration%
)

if not '%1' equ '' (
    set batVar_Parameters=%batVar_Parameters%  /DeveloperBuildIniFile=%1
)

I’m translating Batch File to C# and I face with an expression “=/xyz” depicted above. What does it mean exactly?

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  1. Editorial Team

    “set abc=/xyz” means nothing special, it’s just “=” followed by the contents of the variable, which happened to start with “/”. It’s probably meant as a parameter to a program, like in “dir /a”.

    Try this:

    set batVar_Parameters=/Developer /Test=0

echo testing%batVar_Parameters%testing

    It’ll give you:

    testing/Developer /Test=0testing
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