nova haven
@echo off
set "obj[0].source=C:\Users"
set "obj[0].dest=C:\Users\a"
set "obj[0].file=x.txt"
set "obj[1].source=C:\Users"
set "obj[1].dest=C:\Users\b"
set "obj[1].file=y.txt"
setlocal enableDelayedExpansion
for /l %%i in (0,1,1) do (
robocopy "!obj[%%i].source!" "!obj[%%i].dest!" "!obj[%%i].file!"
)
pause
how i could run this script directly on cmd without creating a .bat file?
indigo kiln
i don't think you can. why do you want to do that?
ebon pilot
you just use one % for each variable
if you want type the commands directly into cmd prompt
for lines that can be separated into new lines e.g. that "for" line, cmd will prompt "More?" when you press Enter
hybrid aspen
```.bat
@echo off
set "obj[0].source=C:\Users"
set "obj[0].dest=C:\Users\a"
set...
upload somewhere and use bitadmins to download this and run it
well this is the hardest way but
you dont need to do that
just make bat file
or do
echo command >> batfile.bat
replace command with each line of your commands