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DOS Batch File | 1991-01-08 | 16KB | 462 lines

echo off rem ------------------------------------------------------ rem batch file 1 rem rem (C) speter software, January 1991. rem ------------------------------------------------------ rem this batch file will: rem 1 demonstrate the function of the batch utilities; rem 2 show the documentation for the utilities; rem 3 show demonstrations of the utilities. rem ------------------------------------------------------ rem This section sets up the DOS environment variables used in this rem batch file. rem set (ANSI) text colour to white on blue echo H1H hasmouse if errorlevel 1 set _um=T rem suppress text cursor if mouse is available: if %_um%==T set _t=/t rem chose which "more" command to use: if %_um%==T set _m=mormouse /c if not %_um%==T set _m=more rem choose which prompt to use: if %_um%==T set _p=/t press a button to continue if not %_um%==T set _p=press any key to continue rem -------------------------------------------------- rem page 0 (general intro) rem -------------------------------------------------- copyrect demo-p0.scr 0 1 1 askmouse 51 23 52 23 Xx* 51 23 /m if errorlevel 203 goto ok if errorlevel 202 goto end rem -------------------------------------------------- rem page 1 (provides short descriptions of utilities) rem -------------------------------------------------- copyrect demo-p1.scr 0 1 1 copyrect 0 37 2 80 25 1 37 2 :in-p1 askmouse 26 3 36 22 q 26 11 %_t% rem ---- mouse (or text cursor) entry if errorlevel 122 goto end if errorlevel 121 goto demos if errorlevel 120 goto docs if errorlevel 119 goto in-p1 if errorlevel 118 BoxText /s1 s 37 17 113 Removes TABs from an file, replacing!them with SPACEs, writes the result to!a file. if errorlevel 117 BoxText /s1 s 37 16 113 Deletes a word (or series of) from a!file, the result is written to another!file. if errorlevel 116 BoxText /s1 s 37 15 113 Deletes any characters within a spec. !column range, writes the result to!a file. if errorlevel 115 BoxText /s1 s 37 14 113 Displays all (255) text attributes - !foreground, background colour &!blinking. if errorlevel 114 BoxText /s1 s 37 13 113 Reports the length of the longest line!of a specified text file & the no.!of lines. if errorlevel 113 BoxText /s1 s 37 12 113 Show the Disk Usage - total bytes used!in the spec. directory and sub-dirs. if errorlevel 112 BoxText /s1 s 37 11 113 Simple decimal to binary (and Hex) !converter (numbers less than 65768). if errorlevel 111 goto in-p1 if errorlevel 110 BoxText /s1 s 37 9 113 Similar to DOS "more" command, except !uses mouse-button press INSTEAD of a!keypress. if errorlevel 109 BoxText /s1 s 37 8 113 Used in batch files to determine mouse!availability, sets the DOS errorlevel. if errorlevel 108 BoxText /s1 s 37 7 113 Display a message using a specified !text attribute. if errorlevel 107 BoxText /s1 s 37 6 113 Copy part (or all) of a text screen!to/from disk & other (nonvisible) text!screens. if errorlevel 106 BoxText /s1 s 37 5 113 Wait for a mouse-button or key press;!optionally display a message before !waiting. if errorlevel 105 BoxText /s1 s 37 4 113 Display a message inside a box using a!specified text attribute.!* * used here * * if errorlevel 104 BoxText /s1 s 37 3 113 Display a box using a specified text !attribute, by default clears inside!the box. if errorlevel 103 BoxText /s1 s 37 2 113 For selections in batch files, uses a !mouse, cursor keys &/or specified!characters. BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% copyrect 1 37 2 80 25 0 37 2 goto in-p1 rem -------------------------------------------------- rem page 2 (displays full documentation on utilities) rem -------------------------------------------------- :docs copyrect 0 1 1 80 25 1 1 1 (copy display page 0 to display page 1) copyrect demo-p2.scr 2 1 1 (read 2nd page from file) :in-p2 copyrect 2 1 1 80 25 0 1 1 (copy 2nd page to display page 0) askmouse 26 3 34 20 q 26 11 %_t% rem ---- mouse (or text cursor) entry if errorlevel 120 goto P2return if errorlevel 119 goto in-p2 if errorlevel 118 %_m% < striptab.doc if errorlevel 117 %_m% < stripstr.doc if errorlevel 116 %_m% < stripcol.doc if errorlevel 115 %_m% < showattr.doc if errorlevel 114 %_m% < linelen.doc if errorlevel 113 %_m% < du.doc if errorlevel 112 %_m% < binary.doc if errorlevel 111 goto in-p2 if errorlevel 110 %_m% < mormouse.doc if errorlevel 109 %_m% < hasmouse.doc if errorlevel 108 %_m% < dtext.doc if errorlevel 107 %_m% < copyrect.doc if errorlevel 106 %_m% < butnpres.doc if errorlevel 105 %_m% < boxtext.doc if errorlevel 104 %_m% < box.doc if errorlevel 103 %_m% < askmouse.doc BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p2 :P2return copyrect 2 1 1 30 1 1 1 1 ( rewrite portion that gets cleared by "cls" ) copyrect 1 1 1 80 25 0 1 1 ( restore page 1 to display page 0 ) goto in-p1 rem -------------------------------------------------- rem page 3 (gives demonstrations of the utilities) rem -------------------------------------------------- :demos copyrect 0 1 1 80 25 1 1 1 (copy display page 0 to display page 1) copyrect demo-p3.scr 3 1 1 (read 3rd page from file) :in-p3 copyrect 3 1 1 80 25 0 1 1 (copy 3rd page to display page 0) askmouse 26 3 34 20 q 26 11 %_t% rem ---- mouse (or text cursor) entry if errorlevel 120 goto P3return if errorlevel 119 goto in-p3 if errorlevel 118 goto striptab if errorlevel 117 goto stripstr if errorlevel 116 goto stripcol if errorlevel 115 goto showattr if errorlevel 114 goto linelen if errorlevel 113 goto du if errorlevel 112 goto binary if errorlevel 111 goto in-p3 if errorlevel 110 goto mormouse if errorlevel 109 goto hasmouse if errorlevel 108 goto dtext if errorlevel 107 goto copyrect if errorlevel 106 goto butnpres if errorlevel 105 goto boxtext if errorlevel 104 goto box if errorlevel 103 goto askmouse BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 :P3return copyrect 3 1 1 30 1 1 1 1 ( rewrite portion that gets cleared by "cls" ) copyrect 1 1 1 80 25 0 1 1 ( restore page 1 to display page 0 ) goto in-p1 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :striptab cls echo STRIP-TABs echo echo This demonstration will strip the tab characters from a file called TABS.TXT echo (supplied with the utilities); the resulting text will then be displayed on echo the screen. echo echo The command line used will be: echo echo STRIPTAB tabs.txt con echo butnpres %_p% echo STRIPTAB tabs.txt con BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :stripstr cls echo STRIP-STRING echo echo This demonstration will strip the string "efghijk" from a file called echo LETTERS.TXT (supplied with the utilities); the resulting text will then be echo displayed on the screen. echo echo LETTERS.TXT contains the string "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz" 5 times. echo echo The command line used will be: echo echo STRIPSTR /sefghijk letters.txt con echo butnpres %_p% echo STRIPSTR /sefghijk letters.txt con BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :stripcol cls echo echo STRIP COLUMN RANGE echo echo This demonstration will strip all the characters between column 10 and column echo 20 from the file LETTERS.TXT (supplied with the utilities); the resulting text echo will then be displayed on the screen. echo echo LETTERS.TXT contains the string "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz" 5 times. echo 10*---------*20 echo echo the resulting text should be "abcdefghiuvwxyz" 5 times. echo echo The command line used will be: echo echo STRIPCOL 10 20 letters.txt con echo butnpres %_p% echo STRIPCOL 10 20 letters.txt con BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :showattr cls echo SHOW TEXT ATTRIBUTES echo echo This demonstration will simply execute the utility. echo echo The command line used will be: echo echo SHOWATTR echo butnpres %_p% echo SHOWATTR BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :linelen cls echo FILE (longest) LINE LENGTH echo echo This demonstration will execute the utility to determine the length of the echo longest line in the demonstration batch file. The utility will also show the echo line number of the longest line and the total number of lines in the file. echo echo The command line used will be: echo echo LINELEN DEMO1.BAT echo butnpres %_p% echo LINELEN DEMO1.BAT BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :du cls echo DISPLAY DISK USAGE FIGURES echo echo This demonstration will execute the utility to display the total disk space echo taken up by the files in the current directory (and its sub-directories). echo echo The command line used will be: echo echo DU echo butnpres %_p% echo DU BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :binary cls echo DECIMAL TO BINARY CONVERTER echo echo This demonstration will simply execute the utility. When prompted, type in echo a number between 0 to 65535, the utility will then display the binary (and echo HEX) equivalent of the number. echo echo Enter the number 0 to exit the program. echo echo The command line used will be: echo echo BINARY echo butnpres %_p% echo BINARY BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :mormouse cls echo MORE MOUSE echo echo The more-mouse utility is used extensively throughout this demonstration. echo Here it will be used to display the contents of the file "mormouse.doc". echo echo NOTE /c causes the screen to be cleared before the first page of the echo file is displayed. echo echo The command used will be: echo dtext 3 11 23 "mormouse /c < mormouse.doc" echo echo butnpres %_p% mormouse /c < mormouse.doc BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :hasmouse cls echo HAS MOUSE ? echo echo This demonstration will execute the utility (which sets the DOS errorlevel), echo the errorlevel is then used to branch to the appropriate message. echo echo An alternate way to use the errorlevel is to use it to set an DOS environment echo variable, which can then be checked numerous times inside a batch file. This echo is how this batch file uses HASMOUSE. echo echo The commands used will be: echo echo hasmouse echo if errorlevel 1 goto mouseOK echo if errorlevel 0 echo no mouse was found echo goto h_m_end echo :mouseOK echo echo a mouse was found echo :h_m_end echo butnpres %_p% echo echo hasmouse if errorlevel 1 goto mouseOK if errorlevel 0 echo no mouse was found goto h_m_end :mouseOK echo a mouse was found :h_m_end BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :dtext cls echo DISPLAY A TEXT MESSAGE echo echo This demonstration will execute the utility to display a blinking message echo "Hello All" on the display. echo echo The command line used will be: echo echo DTEXT 30 15 187 " Hello All " echo butnpres %_p% echo DTEXT 30 15 187 " Hello All " BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :copyrect cls echo COPY (rectangular) SCREEN AREA echo echo This demonstration will execute the utility to copy parts of this message echo around the screen. This will, no doubt, make a fine mess all over the screen. echo echo The commands used will be: echo echo COPYRECT 0 1 3 10 9 0 40 10 echo COPYRECT 0 41 3 78 7 0 10 17 echo COPYRECT 0 3 8 10 12 0 60 10 echo COPYRECT 0 31 3 63 4 0 31 20 echo COPYRECT 0 21 4 78 4 0 10 25 echo butnpres %_p% COPYRECT 0 1 3 10 9 0 40 10 COPYRECT 0 41 3 78 7 0 10 17 COPYRECT 0 3 8 10 12 0 60 10 COPYRECT 0 31 3 63 4 0 31 20 COPYRECT 0 21 4 78 4 0 10 25 BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :butnpres cls echo BUTTON-PRESS echo echo BUTTON-PRESS is functionally similar to the DOS "pause" command, it echo (optionally) displays a message, then waits until a mouse-button or key is echo pressed. echo echo This demonstration will execute the utility to display a blinking message echo on the display, than wait for a keypress. echo echo BUTNPRES is being used in this batch file whenever you see the message: echo %_p% echo echo The command line used will be: echo echo BUTNPRES 10 18 187 " Hello All Press a mouse-button or key when ready:" echo butnpres %_p% echo BUTNPRES 10 18 187 " Hello All Press a mouse-button or key when ready:" BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :boxtext cls echo DISPLAY A TEXT MESSAGE IN A BOX echo echo This demonstration will execute the utility to display a blinking message echo "Hello All" on the display. echo echo The command line used will be: echo echo BOXTEXT /s1 s 30 15 187 " Hello All " echo butnpres %_p% echo BOXTEXT /s1 s 30 15 187 " Hello All " BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :box cls echo DISPLAY A BOX echo echo This demonstration will display a blinking box on the display! echo echo The command line used will be: echo echo BOX /s1 s 30 15 45 17 187 echo butnpres %_p% echo BOX /s1 s 30 15 45 17 187 BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :askmouse cls echo ASK MOUSE echo echo Ask Mouse is a utility that is meant to be functionally similar to the many echo ASK utilities, except that this version allows for mouse (or text cursor) echo input. The utility is intended for use in menus and similar occasions when echo one option is to be chosen from amongst a range. echo echo Ask Mouse is used for all the menu selections in the batch file, and so, echo needs no demonstration here :-) echo echo The commands used will be (the commands used at the end of each demo): echo echo BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK - draw OK box echo AskMouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %%_t%% - button (or key)-press BoxText /s1 s 73 23 103 OK askmouse 75 24 78 24 * 75 24 %_t% goto in-p3 rem -------------------------------------------------------- :end set _um= set _t= echo cls :exit