How to? redirect a bunch of loop

Nov 8, 2015
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1
How one can redirect the whole do loop process in once in batch scrip, not in a line with command separator character and does not use iterated redirection i.e. using '>>' within loop body.

do i=1 to 9
echo Page %i
enddo

... then how to redirect it to text file e.g ' >a ' once for all output above ??
 
May 20, 2008
12,167
133
Syracuse, NY, USA
This seems to work. I don't know how robust it is.
Code:
v:\> type reddo.btm
> reddo.txt do i=1 to 3
echo %i
enddo

v:\> reddo.btm

v:\> type reddo.txt
1
2
3
 
Nov 8, 2015
27
1
I'll try it and do with trial and error.. Thanks so much and God bless you.. aameen
 

samintz

Scott Mintz
May 20, 2008
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26
Solon, OH, USA
This may work also. It's basically the same command:
Code:
do i=1 to 3 > reddo.txt
I have not tried it though.
 

rps

Jul 6, 2008
440
6
This may work also. It's basically the same command:
Code:
do i=1 to 3 > reddo.txt
I have not tried it though.
This works for me.
Code:
C:\JPSoft>(do i=1 to 3 (echo %i))
1
2
3
C:\JPSoft>(do i=1 to 3 (echo %i)) >! reddo.txt
C:\JPSoft>type reddo.txt
1
2
3
Here it is as a simple btm:
Code:
C:\JPSoft>type reddo.btm
: reddo.btm
do i=1 to 3
echo %i
enddo
C:\JPSoft>reddo.btm >! reddo.txt
C:\JPSoft>type reddo.txt
1
2
3
The >! just over rights any existing reddo.txt.
 

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