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As I know the batch is helful with lisp.

How can I get more sources about batch

Means, how do I know the usage of each commands (expressions) in this batch

for %%f in (*.dwg) do start /wait c:

And I am sure that there are more commands (expressions) to be used in batch

Posted

What are you trying to accomplish that you need to write a batch file?

Posted

I want to open *.dwg then run a lisp then close the file

 

But I want to know more about *.bat

Posted

Do you perhaps mean a script file (*.scr)?

Posted

OK, I looked.

 

Batch files like these were common in the DOS days and earlier DOS versions of AutoCAD. Kind of like writing a macro is some respects.

 

Have you tried any of the routines?

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BAT files are written using MSDOS (Microsoft Disk Operating System) commands – the precursor of Windows, still supported and used for some batch processing.

So you should look for a resource on Microsoft DOS syntax.

Posted

thanx I got it and searching for on net

Posted

You’re welcomed - there are a lot of resources on that over the Internet.

But just keep in mind that will require local administrator rights on your workstation in order to run BAT files.

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Any Microsoft MS-DOS User's Guide and Reference book will have information regarding Batch commands and Batch programs. I still have my copy for the version 5 operating system.

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