Fengzhimei@Dot.Net
Designing My Colorful Dream

    One day, I need to write a batch script to help me with my work, and there are some interactive yes/no prompt, just like this:

    "Do you want to continue?[Y/N]"

    This need to user make a choice, so I had to manually press the keyboard in order to the batch file to continue. but I would like the script can run continuously without any interference. How can I do this?
    Ok, actually you can get user input from a extra file, just do it as following steps:

    1. click Start, click Run, type "notepad" in the open box, this will open notepad with a new text file
    2. type "Y" in the window
    3. save the file(eg.input.txt) in the same folder as your bat file

    Then you can run your batch script in the command-line like this:
    

batchfile.gif


    Cool, isn't it

posted on 2005-06-22 16:15  fengzhimei  阅读(1701)  评论(3编辑  收藏  举报