Re: Functional carriage return literal within a batch script 3 Post by jeb » Sun Mar 29, pm And here is a sample that shows that the CR's are stripped after the percent expansion phase, they are not stripped while expanding variables. Example: Code: Select all choice. Re: Functional carriage return literal within a batch script!
You must use delayed expansion! However, this technique seems to be dependent on some combination of Windows version, console version new Win 10 version or legacy , active code page, and current console font.
But if I change my font to Consolas, then the value in the variable is the eighth note character. I haven't tested to determine the effect of all possible permutations of code page, font, console version, and Windows version. I have written a :getAnyKey pure batch function that allows input of any byte value from 0x00 to 0xFF via a key press. Like Article. Last Updated : 23 May, Code snippet:.
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Article Contributed By :. That surprises me. Can you look into what goes in the replace call and what comes out of it in the JS console? But granted: as this is for display only, the accepted answer is less hacky anyways Sign up or log in Sign up using Google.
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