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SET /A question
Is there a way other than output redirection to NUL to disable result display when the command is executed at the command line? This is esp. relevant to its use in FOR and DO loops.
HELP nits: @EVAL function
* The statement about the special string PI ought to be listed in the "Parameter interpretation" section (possibly in addition to its current listing at trigonometric functions). It ought to be noted what the precision of that value is.
* In the "Other functions" section the function interpretation column does not line up.
HELP nits: SET command /A option
* Make it more explicit that when this option is used in a command line the resulting value is displayed, but not when it is used in a batch file
* document the operators available using SET /A that are not available in @EVAL, e.g., +=, /=, etc.
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Steve
Is there a way other than output redirection to NUL to disable result display when the command is executed at the command line? This is esp. relevant to its use in FOR and DO loops.
HELP nits: @EVAL function
* The statement about the special string PI ought to be listed in the "Parameter interpretation" section (possibly in addition to its current listing at trigonometric functions). It ought to be noted what the precision of that value is.
* In the "Other functions" section the function interpretation column does not line up.
HELP nits: SET command /A option
* Make it more explicit that when this option is used in a command line the resulting value is displayed, but not when it is used in a batch file
* document the operators available using SET /A that are not available in @EVAL, e.g., +=, /=, etc.
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Steve