Sometips two cool bat scripts

A reboot BAT file should be applicable in all Windows systems

Author: joyadam@myrealbox.com
Date: 2002-1-13 18:34:39

@ Echo off
Echo welcome to http://www.sometips.com
Setlocal
CD/d % Temp %
Echo [version]> Reboot. inf
Set INF = installhinfsection defaultinstall
Echo Signature = $ Chicago $> Reboot. inf
Echo [defainstall install]> Reboot. inf
Rundll32 setupapi, % INF % 1% TEMP %/reboot. inf
Del reboot. inf

Author: joyadam@myrealbox.com
Date: 2002-1-13 18:34:21

In Linux, there is a command called which, which can find and display the directory where a command is located in path.

In Linux:

[Adam @ isbase Adam] $ which ls

/Bin/ls

[Adam @ isbase Adam] $ which RM

/Bin/RM

In NT resource kitthere is a where.exe, which has the same effect, but a set of resource kit costs $300. Here we can make a batch file to implement this function.

Use NotePad to edit a which. BAT file and store it in the WINNT directory or another path variable. The content of the batch file is as follows:

@ Echo off

Rem check command line parameters

If {% 1 }={} Goto: Usage

For % I in ({{/ {-) do if {% 1 }=%% I ?} Goto: usage % I

Echo.

: REM checks the current directory to check whether the file exists.

For % I in (% 1) do if exist % ~ NX % I (

Echo % ~ Fi

Goto: EOF

)

: REM checks the file in Path

For % I in (% 1) Do (

If exist % ~ $ Path: I (

Echo % ~ $ Path: I

) Else (

Echo error: % 1 is not in the path !!!

Goto: Usage

)

)

Goto: EOF

: Usage

Echo.

ECHO which "FILENAME"

Echo.

Echo input file description, returns the full path of the file!

Echo.

Let's test our program:

Microsoft Windows 2000 [version 5.00.2195]

(C) Copyright 1985-1998 Microsoft Corp.

C:/> which

Which "FILENAME"

Enter the file name and return the full path of the file!

C:/> which cmd.exe

C:/winnt/system32/cmd.exe

C:/>

OK. The test is successful!