Hello,
til today I'm using 4NT 4.01 and I test TCC LE 9,02.152 version!
I think I found a bug or an incompatability to 4NT version!
I cannot call a batch with equal sign in a parameter!
for example:
****** testbatch.btm ********
@echo off
echo count:%#:
echo all:%$:
echo 1:%1:
echo 2:%2:
echo 3:%3:
echo 4:%4:
****** testbatch.btm ********
calling testbatch with the following cal
testbatch a=1 "b=2" `c=3`
will produce the following output
count:4:
all:a 1 "b=2" c=3:
1:a:
2:1:
3:"b=2":
4:c=3:
Why do I have to quote the parameters with backticks?
It's inkomaptibel to the 4NT version!
How can I avoid this needed quoting?
Can anyone give me a hint!
best regards
ente59
til today I'm using 4NT 4.01 and I test TCC LE 9,02.152 version!
I think I found a bug or an incompatability to 4NT version!
I cannot call a batch with equal sign in a parameter!
for example:
****** testbatch.btm ********
@echo off
echo count:%#:
echo all:%$:
echo 1:%1:
echo 2:%2:
echo 3:%3:
echo 4:%4:
****** testbatch.btm ********
calling testbatch with the following cal
testbatch a=1 "b=2" `c=3`
will produce the following output
count:4:
all:a 1 "b=2" c=3:
1:a:
2:1:
3:"b=2":
4:c=3:
Why do I have to quote the parameters with backticks?
It's inkomaptibel to the 4NT version!
How can I avoid this needed quoting?
Can anyone give me a hint!
best regards
ente59