@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

I am debugging a complicated set of dos batch files that change directories, set variables creare files, and call each other. I am on Windows 10. I know, I can edit each file and edd @echo and pause very while. But this is tedious and error-prone. Surely I will screw up things even more. I recall in the times of Turbo-C there was a way to exwcute a program one line at a time and inspect the program’s state. All this, without editing the code. Isn’t there such a way (or cmd.exe ‘s mode) for batch files?

I want to change a variable state based on the time of the day.

What I want to do, in Win10 File Manager, is right click on a file or folder and be able to move it to a particular folder, and then have the original file permanently deleted (automatically).
The desired file(s) to be moved are variously scattered around the drives directories…

fairly new to .bat files, have some minor experience.

I have this command lines to reset the modem:

I been following this tutorial https://aituts.com/stable-diffusion-amd/ and everything went fine until this step:

@echo off setlocal enabledelayedexpansion REM Kaynak ve hedef klasörleri tanımlayın set “source=E:imzaliPdf” set “destination=E:Ngpreprocess” REM Hedef klasörü oluşturun (eğer yoksa) if not exist “%destination%” ( mkdir “%destination%” ) REM Tüm alt klasörleri dolaş for /d %%d in (“%source%*”) do ( REM Alt klasörün ismini alın set “subfolder=%%~nxd” REM Hedef alt klasör yolunu oluşturun set “target=%destination%!subfolder!” […]

isn’t working

I have an issue with my batch script. The issue is that when I call the function in the for loop, loop body will be executed only once. For example, when my loop processes all files in the directory, when I call my function, it will only process one file instead of going through all files in the directory and I don’t understand why. Here is my code snippet: