Help!!!

[ogelami]

I want to make a valueable string some thing like this:


[highlight]set wada==%wada% + 1
if %wada%==10 goto xoq[/highlight]

[Sidewinder]

I went back through your last 20 posts and not one of them mentioned your OS. Your record continues!

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set /a wada==%wada% + 1
if %wada%==10 goto xoq

This may or may not work on your machine. The /a switch is sensitive to the OS.

 8-)

[ogelami]

thank you GOD!(sidewinder)

[ogelami]

sorry it doesnt work maybe ive done some thing wrong have a look:

[highlight]@echo off
set /a "wada"=="1"
:1337
set /a "wada"=="%wada%" + 1
pause
if %wada%==10 goto mesa
pause
ping 1.1.1.1 -l 1 -w 500 -n 1 >NUl
goto 1337

:mesa
msg * yay!
ping 1.1.1.1 -l 1 -w 5000 -n 1 >NUl[/highlight]

[Sidewinder]

Your code seems to have morphed into something new. The /a switch is used to do arithmetic on a set statement.

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@echo off
set wada=1
:1337
set /a wada=%wada% + 1
pause
if %wada%==10 goto mesa
pause
ping 1.1.1.1 -l 1 -w 500 -n 1 >NUl
goto 1337
 
:mesa
msg * yay!
ping 1.1.1.1 -l 1 -w 5000 -n 1 >NUl

You don't need all those pause statements and why the ping after the msg? Just curious.