If command - different with CMD

[weissenb]

Dear Madame and Sirs,

using cmd this works as expected - but not as .btm-file.
Is there any difference in using if statement?
Best Regards and thanks, Christian Weissenberger

REM shoud be used with parameters %1 etc.
set sourcefile_fdir="\\XAMPP-SRV\variandok\140297.docx"
REM set sourcefile_fdir=%1
set sourcefile_fn="140297.docx"
REM set sourcefile_fn=%2
FOR /F "delims=" %%I IN (%sourcefile_fn%) DO SET sourcefile_fn_unquoted=%%I
set sourcefile_fname=140297
REM set sourcefile_fname=%~n2
set sourcefile_extension=.pdf
REM set sourcefile_extension=%~x2
REM Quelle URL: How to extract extension of input file parameter using Windows batch script

REM Expansions:
set sourcefile_extension_doc=.doc
set sourcefile_extension_docx=.docx
set sourcefile_extension_pdf=.pdf
set sourcefile_extension_jpg=.jpg

REM ... should be equal
if /i %sourcefile_extension%==%sourcefile_extension_pdf% (
echo Do anything with the PDF
)

 

[vefatica]

I see only one IF statement and it seems to depend on exactly two SET statements. That much works here. What version of TCC are you using?

v:\> type forumq.btm
set sourcefile_extension=.pdf
set sourcefile_extension_pdf=.pdf
REM ... should be equal
if /i %sourcefile_extension%==%sourcefile_extension_pdf% (
echo Do anything with the PDF
)
v:\> forumq.btm
Do anything with the PDF

 

[AnrDaemon]

Do you have delayed expansion enabled in CMD?

 

[weissenb]

No, I haven't.
But I do not understand the syntax of 2 nested if oder iff clauses.

Here I changed to IFF but this is better to read in several lines. But unfortunately it seems not to work.
IFF %sourcefile_extension%==%sourcefile_extension_jpg% THEN ( IFF %logfile_ja_nein%==ja THEN %imgconverterX_exe% %sourcefile_fdir% %target_jpg_dir% -cPDF -log"%pdir_logfiles_unquoted%LogFileBatch_%batchfile_fname_unquoted%.log" ) ELSE %imgconverterX_exe% %sourcefile_fdir% %target_jpg_dir% -cPDF

Many thanks!!!

 

[vefatica]

It's hard to tell what you're doing. And you have no ENDIFF statements. In general, IFFs will look like this. The ELSEIFF and ELSE parts can be omitted.

IFF condition THEN
    <command>
    ...
    <command>
ELSEIFF condition THEN
    <command>
    ...
    <command>
ELSE
    <command>
    ...
    <command>
ENDIFF

Any <command> above can be replaced with an IFF ... ENDIFF group (as above).

Example:

iff %@eval[%1 MOD 2] == 0 then
    echo It's even.
    iff %1 GT 10 then
        echo And it's greater than 10.
    else
        echo And it's less than 11.
    endiff
else
    echo It's odd.
endiff

 

[AnrDaemon]

(Indentation used for clarity only.)

 

[weissenb]

Thank you very much!