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Consider also using SETX - it will set variable on user or machine (available for all users) level though the variable will be usable with the next opening of the cmd.exe ,so often it can be used together with SET : ::setting variable for the current user if not defined My_Var ( set "My_Var=My_Value" setx My_Var My_Value ) ::setting machine defined variable if not defined Global_Var ( set "Global_Var=Global_Value" SetX Global_Var Global_Value /m ) You can also edit directly the registry values: User Variables: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Environment System Variables: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment Which will allow to avoid some restrictions of SET and SETX like the variables containing = in their names. 3rd party edit SETX.exe Set environment variables permanently, SETX can be used to set Environment Variables for the machine (HKLM) or currently logged on user (HKCU): Option /m /m Set the variable in the system environment HKLM. (The default is the local environment HKCU) Another example ::setting variable for the current user if not defined JAVAJDK ( set "JAVAJDK=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-13\bin" setx JAVAJDK "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-13\bin" ) In a command.exe you can use the variable like this cd %JAVAJDK%. Variable is a basic concept in computer science. It is a value that can change. Like other languages, Batch also has the concept of variable. Basically, Batch has 2 kinds of variables: Variables are declared in a file through the set command.Argument variables are passed from outside when the file is called for execution. Batch language does not have a clear concept of data type. Normally, a variable has the value that is a string, including characters after the = sign to the end of the line. (Including whilte spaces if applicable). In case you want to declare a variable which is a number, you need to use the set /A statement To access value of a variable, you must enclose it in % signs. @echo off set name=Tran set /A age= 37 echo %name% echo %age% set info=My Name is: %name%, Age: %age% echo %info% pause @echo off set /A a = 100 set /A b = 200 echo a = %a% echo b = %b% set /A sum = a + b echo Sum = %sum% pause When calling to execute a batch file, you can pass values to the file. You can access these values through the variables such as %1, %2, %3,... in the file. These variables are also called argument variables. @echo off @echo First argument is: %1 @echo Second argument is: %2 pause We test the above example by opening the CMD window and CD to go to the folder containing the argumentVariables.bat file Execute the argumentVariables.bat file with parameters. When a Command Window is opened, it will start a session. Such session will finish upon closing the Command Window. During a session you can execute one or more batch files. The variables created in the previous file can be visited in the following file. Such variables are called global variables. However, you can create a local variable. The local variable only exists within the file of defining it or in a section of that file. Example of Local Variables Local variables are declared in a block, starting with setlocal and ending with endlocal. @echo off set global1=I am a global variable 1 setlocal set local1=I am a local variable 1 set local2=I am a local variable 2 echo ----- In Local Block! ----- echo local1= %local1% echo local2= %local2% endlocal echo .. echo ----Out of Local Block! ----- echo global1= %global1% echo local1= %local1% echo local2= %local2% pause Example of Global Variables: Variables, declared in the Batch file, and not located in the setlocal .. endlocal block, will be global variables. They can be used in other files in the same session. In this example, we have two files such as batchFile1.bat and batchFile2.bat. The MY_ENVIRONMENT variable is defined in file 1, and which is used in file 2. @echo off set MY_ENVIRONMENT=C:/Programs/Abc;C:/Test/Abc @echo off echo In batchFile2.bat echo MY_ENVIRONMENT=%MY_ENVIRONMENT% Open CMD, and CD to the folder containing the batchFile1.bat, batchFile2.bat files and run these files respectively. Windows allow you to create environment variables. These variables will be global variables which can be used in any batch file. Start Menu/Control Panel/System Advanced (Tab) > Environment Variables.. Here, you can create an environment variable for current user, or a system environment variable that can be used by any user. For example, I create a environment variable with the name of MY_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE and its value of "My Environment Variable Value!". And you can use the environment variable created in a batch file. @echo off echo %MY_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE% pause Today we'll cover variables, which are going to be necessary in any non-trivial batch programs. The syntax for variables can be a bit odd, so it will help to be able to understand a variable and how it's being used. Variable Declaration DOS does not require declaration of variables. The value of undeclared/uninitialized variables is an empty string, or "". Most people like this, as it reduces the amount of code to write. Personally, I'd like the option to require a variable is declared before it's used, as this catches silly bugs like typos in variable names. Variable Assignment The SET command assigns a value to a variable. SET foo=bar NOTE: Do not use whitespace between the name and value; SET foo = bar will not work but SET foo=bar will work. The /A switch supports arthimetic operations during assigments. This is a useful tool if you need to validated that user input is a numerical value. SET /A four=2+2 4 A common convention is to use lowercase names for your script's variables. System-wide variables, known as environmental variables, use uppercase names. These environmental describe where to find certain things in your system, such as %TEMP% which is path for temporary files. DOS is case insensitive, so this convention isn't enforced but it's a good idea to make your script's easier to read and troubleshoot. WARNING: SET will always overwrite (clobber) any existing variables. It's a good idea to verify you aren't overwriting a system-wide variable when writing a script. A quick ECHO %foo% will confirm that the variable foo isn't an existing variable. For example, it might be tempting to name a variable "temp", but, that would change the meaning of the widely used "%TEMP%" environmental varible. DOS includes some "dynamic" environmental variables that behave more like commands. These dynamic varibles include %DATE%, %RANDOM%, and %CD%. It would be a bad idea to overwrite these dynamic variables. Reading the Value of a Variable In most situations you can read the value of a variable by prefixing and postfixing the variable name with the % operator. The example below prints the current value of the variable foo to the console output. C:\> SET foo=bar C:\> ECHO %foo% bar There are some special situations in which variables do not use this % syntax. We'll discuss these special cases later in this series. Listing Existing Variables The SET command with no arguments will list all variables for the current command prompt session. Most of these varaiables will be system-wide environmental variables, like %PATH% or %TEMP%. NOTE: Calling SET will list all regular (static) variables for the current session. This listing excludes the dynamic environmental variables like %DATE% or %CD%. You can list these dynamic variables by viewing the end of the help text for SET, invoked by calling SET /? Variable Scope (Global vs Local) By default, variables are global to your entire command prompt session. Call the SETLOCAL command to make variables local to the scope of your script. After calling SETLOCAL, any variable assignments revert upon calling ENDLOCAL, calling EXIT, or when execution reaches the end of file (EOF) in your script. This example demonstrates changing an existing variable named foo within a script named HelloWorld.cmd. The shell restores the original value of %foo% when HelloWorld.cmd exits. A real life example might be a script that modifies the system-wide %PATH% environmental variable, which is the list of directories to search for a command when executing a command. Special Variables There are a few special situations where variables work a bit differently. The arguments passed on the command line to your script are also variables, but, don't use the %var% syntax. Rather, you read each argument using a single % with a digit 0-9, representing the ordinal position of the argument. You'll see this same style used later with a hack to create functions/subroutines in batch scripts. There is also a variable syntax using !, like !var!. This is a special type of situation called delayed expansion. You'll learn more about delayed expansion in when we discuss conditionals (if/then) and looping. Command Line Arguments to Your Script You can read the command line arguments passed to your script using a special syntax. The syntax is a single % character followed by the ordinal position of the argument from 0 ? 9. The zero ordinal argument is the name of the batch file itself. So the variable %0 in our script HelloWorld.cmd will be "HelloWorld.cmd". The command line argument variables are * %0: the name of the script/program as called on the command line; always a non-empty value * %1: the first command line argument; empty if no arguments were provided * %2: the second command line argument; empty if a second argument wasn't provided * ...: * %9: the ninth command line argument NOTE: DOS does support more than 9 command line arguments, however, you cannot directly read the 10th argument of higher. This is because the special variable syntax doesn't recognize %10 or higher. In fact, the shell reads %10 as postfix the %0 command line argument with the string "0". Use the SHIFT command to pop the first argument from the list of arguments, which "shifts" all arguments one place to the left. For example, the the second argument shifts from position %2 to %1, which then exposes the 10th argument as %9. You will learn how to process a large number of arguments in a loop later in this series. Tricks with Command Line Arguments Command Line Arguments also support some really useful optional syntax to run quasimacros on command line arguments that are file paths. These macros are called variable substitution support and can resolve the path, timestamp, or size of file that is a command line argument. The documentation for this super useful feature is a bit hard to find ? run `FOR /?' and page to the end of the output. %~I removes quotes from the first command line argument, which is super useful when working with arguments to file paths. You will need to quote any file paths, but, quoting a file path twice will cause a file not found error. SET myvar=%~I %~fI is the full path to the folder of the first command line argument %~fsI is the same as above but the extra s option yields the DOS 8.3 short name path to the first command line argument (e.g., C:\PROGRA~1 is usually the 8.3 short name variant of C:\Program Files). This can be helpful when using third party scripts or programs that don't handle spaces in file paths. %~dpI is the full path to the parent folder of the first command line argument. I use this trick in nearly every batch file I write to determine where the script file itself lives. The syntax SET parent=%~dp0 will put the path of the folder for the script file in the variable %parent%. %~nxI is just the file name and file extension of the first command line argument. I also use this trick frequently to determine the name of the script at runtime. If I need to print messages to the user, I like to prefix the message with the script's name, like ECHO %~n0: some message instead of ECHO some message . The prefixing helps the end user by knowing the output is from the script and not another program being called by the script. It may sound silly until you spend hours trying to track down an obtuse error message generated by a script. This is a nice piece of polish I picked up from the Unix/Linux world. Some Final Polish I always include these commands at the top of my batch scripts: SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS SET me=%~n0 SET parent=%~dp0 The SETLOCAL command ensures that I don't clobber any existing variables after my script exits. The ENABLEEXTENSIONS argument turns on a very helpful feature called command processor extensions. Trust me, you want command processor extensions. I also store the name of the script (without the file extension) in a variable named %me%; I use this variable as the prefix to any printed messages (e.g. ECHO %me%: some message). I also store the parent path to the script in a variable named %parent%. I use this variable to make fully qualified filepaths to any other files in the same directory as our script. >

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