Batch Bat common commands

The first two days of being hooked on latex, I think it's convenient to compile a PDF using Batch command.

So there was:

Type Main.tex | Find "\def\usewhat{dvipspdf}" && goto Dvipspdftype Main.tex | Find "\DEF\USEWHAT{DVIPDFMX}" && goto Dvipdfmxtype Main.tex | Find "\def\usewhat{pdflatex}" && goto Pdflatextype Main.tex | Find "\def\usewhat{xelatex}" && goto Xelatextype Main.tex | Find "\def\usewhat{yap}" && goto Yap:dvipspdfdel main_dvipspdf.pdf main.dvi Main.pslatex Main.texbibtex Mainlatex main.texgbk2uni Main.outlatex main.texdvips-g0-ta4 main.dvips2pdf main.ps main_dvipspdf.pdfdel *.aux *.bbl *. BLG *.out *.thm *.toc *.lof *.fen *.toe *.lot *.ten *.log *.ps *.dvi *.loa/sstart Main_dvipspdf.pdfexit:dvipdfmxdel main_ Dvipdfm.pdf Main.dvilatex Main.texbibtex Mainlatex main.texgbk2uni main.outlatex main.texdvipdfmx-p A4 Main.dviren Main  .pdf main_dvipdfmx.pdfdel *.aux *.bbl *.blg *.out *.thm *.toc *.lof *.fen *.toe *.lot *.ten *.log *.ps *.dvi *.loa /sstart Main_dvipdfmx.pdfexit:pdflatexdel Main_pdflatex.pdfpdflatex Main.tex >> Step1.txtbibtex main >> Step2. Txtpdflatex Main.tex >> step3.txtgbk2uni main.out >> step4.txtpdflatex Main.tex >> Step5.txtren main.pdf main_pdflatex.pdfdel *.aux *.bbl *.blg *.out *.thm *.toc *.lof *.fen *.toe *.lot *.ten *.log *.synctex *.loa /sst Art Main_pdflatex.pdfexit:xelatexdel Main_xelatex.pdfxelatex Main.texbibtex maincopy/b fixbbl.txt+main.bbl Main2.bbldel main.bblren main2.bbl main.bblxelatex main.texxelatex main.texren main.pdf main_xelatex.pdfdel *.aux *.bbl *.blg *.out *.thm *.toc *.lof *.fen *.toe *.lot *.ten *.log *.gz *.gz(busy)*.synctex *.loa /sstart main_xelatex.pdfexit:ya Pdel Main.dvilatex Main.texbibtex mainlatex main.texgbk2uni main.outlatex main.texdel *.aux *.bbl *.blg *.out *.thm *.toc *.lof *.fen *.toe *.lot *.ten *.log *.loa/sstart main.dviexit

　　

• Del *.aux/s
  Removes all aux suffix files from the current directory and all of its subdirectories. Displays the name of the file that is being deleted.

• ren main.pdf main_dvipdfmx.pdf
  Rename the main.pdf to Main_dvipdfmx.pdf

• Start 1.jpg
  This image is opened with the system default software 1.jpg

• Start 1.pdf means to open 1.pdf this file with system default software
• Start does not add parameters to open a new CMD terminal

• Exit indicates exiting Terminal

• Type Log.txt | Find "2011-11-11" |find "Data"
  Shows that the Log.txt file contains both the 2011-11-11 and data rows.

• find/v/C "Log.txt"
  Number of rows Log.txt the statistics file

• Dir
  No parameters: View the files and folders that are currently in your directory.
  /w: Displays files and folders in a compact way (5 files on one line).

• dir/a/s/p
  /A: View all files that include hidden files.
  /s: View the files and folders for which the current directory has all its subdirectories.
  /p: Displayed as paging (automatically pausing after a page is displayed).
  /ah: Only hidden files are displayed.
  |more: The previous symbol is "|" The one above, called the redirect symbol, is the output of one command as a parameter to another command.

• More is also an order, dir/w |more
  The result is the same as the result of dir/w/p.
  Other parameters you can use: dir/? view

• Type Main.tex | Find "\def\usewhat{dvipspdf}" && goto dvipspdf
  If you find the string "\def\usewhat{dvipspdf}" in the Main.tex file, execute the program segment: Dvipspdf

• Pause does not specify a pause time feature.

• Specify the pause time using the ping command,
  namely: Ping-n-127.1>nul
  Where 30 seconds can be changed to another value, which represents the time that you want to pause and can be modified.
  In addition, >nul is also a non-essential item, where only the effect of shielding Ping's execution results is played.

• Pdflatex Main.tex >> Step1.txt

• BibTeX main >> Step2.txt
• Pdflatex Main.tex >> Step3.txt
• Gbk2uni main.out >> Step4.txt
• Pdflatex Main.tex >> Step5.txt
  To view its output, you can output its execution results to a file in step

Batch Bat common commands