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| − | Passing arguments to BAT file does not work exactly the same in DOSBox as is does in other environments (like Win98). Consider the following file (TEST.BAT)
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| − | <code><pre>echo -%1- 0%10 1%11 2%12</pre></code>
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| − | On Win98, '''TEST.BAT 99''' produces:
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| − | <code><pre>-99- 0990 1991 2992</pre></code>
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| − | Whereas DOSbox 0.70 produces:
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| − | <code><pre>-99- 0990 1 2</pre></code>
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| − | A work-around is to change TEST.BAT to:
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| − | <code><pre>SET X=%1
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| − | echo -%X%- 0%X%0 1%X%1 2%X%2</pre></code>
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| − | This coding style has the added benefit of allowing order of arguments to be changed at some future time without major impact on your script.
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| − | == NOTE ==
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| − | Please note that you will rarely encounter this problem (dosbox parses %11 as then eleventh parameter) This has been repaired in the SVN of dosbox. Please submit a bug report next time.
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