BEEBE@YALEMED.BITNET (Rick Beebe) (03/01/90)
>This is the batch program to append to my path: > >pathadd.bat > >@echo off >path = %path%;%1 > >This works fine for a single path addition thus you need to run it for each >added path. You can do the command path >> oldpath.bat and then restore >the original path when you need. > > -Al Marshall, Proteon A more flexible version: @echo off path > reset.bat :loop if "%1" == "" goto done path=%path%;%1 shift goto loop :done This one lets you add as many paths as you want, i.e. pathadd c:\utils;c:\net By typing RESET, you can set your path back to its original state. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rick Beebe (203) 785-4566 ***** ***** ***** * * Biomedical Computing Unit * * * ** * Yale University School of Medicine * * *** * * * 333 Cedar Street, New Haven, CT 06514 * * * * ** * * * * * BEEBE@YALEMED.BITNET beebe%biomed.decnet@venus.ycc.yale.edu -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
acm@RELAY.PROTEON.COM (03/01/90)
Rick,
Finally someone has pointed out a use for the shift batch command. That
is one of the commands I have never used!!!
-Al