Batch file: Anything variable

[NunoLava1998]

Is there any "anything that the user wrote in that part" variable in Batch?
Here's the code:

@[member='Echo'] offREM Please do not use the Member='Echo' example. It takes a lot more bytes and it can be shortened, and it is very inpopular.REM It makes the wrong thing and wrong member, so please do not use it.clsset code=(!x!)if "%1"=="/%color% "%code%"

I want the code part to be anything that could possibly exist. For example:
The code variable could be 123, and it was valid. Or 321, and it was still valid. Or auhedhfwsdiwbdxwmed wxwec wcs cscxhadiwueqwikx asxghasduwm xa diwqduyhwqoskwb dweu8fbefijewrf, and it was still valid. And !LñKäaÈZâE○☻♥♦♣♠ and it was STILL valid.

 
(I'm not sure if here is where i can ask questions about programming, but whatever)

Edited December 27, 2015 by NunoLava1998
Adding dem fancy code tags. ;-)

[NanoTech56]

wut

[NunoLava1998]

@NanoTech56 I'm asking an question, not like discussing.

Batch is the language that you use in DOS, and the Windows Command Prompt. No, it isn't bash.

[NanoTech56]

@NanoTech56 I'm asking an question, not like discussing.

Batch is the language that you use in DOS, and the Windows Command Prompt. No, it isn't bash.

bro you act like im dumb, i've been writing batch files to troll my teachers for year 

 

@[member='Echo'] offa:open chrome.exegoto a

 

that was the best one kek

Edited December 26, 2015 by alpenwasser
Code tags are best tags

[NanoTech56]

@NanoTech56 I'm asking an question, not like discussing.

Batch is the language that you use in DOS, and the Windows Command Prompt. No, it isn't bash.

and i said wut because what you said doesnt make since my boy 

[NunoLava1998]

@NanoTech56 It makes. A variable (like for example, code) that literally = every choice possible. Which means: the variable can have a value of a and b and every other possibility available.

[NunoLava1998]

Anyone can keep posting on this? This is a serious question.

[darthvapour]

wut

 

Is there any "anything that the user wrote in that part" variable in Batch?

Here's the code:

@[member='Echo'] offREM Please do not use the Member='Echo' example. It takes a lot more bytes and it can be shortened, and it is very inpopular.REM It makes the wrong thing and wrong member, so please do not use it.clsset code=(!x!)if "%1"=="/%color% "%code%"

I want the code part to be anything that could possibly exist. For example:

The code variable could be 123, and it was valid. Or 321, and it was still valid. Or auhedhfwsdiwbdxwmed wxwec wcs cscxhadiwueqwikx asxghasduwm xa diwqduyhwqoskwb dweu8fbefijewrf, and it was still valid. And !LñKäaÈZâE○☻♥♦♣♠ and it was STILL valid.

 

(I'm not sure if here is where i can ask questions about programming, but whatever)

 

i think your asking to much from batch 

[NanoTech56]

Anyone can keep posting on this? This is a serious question.

yeah bro we dont know. go on stack overflow and ask their