Windows Batch file (taking multiple input as same time and using them separately)

Question

I want to take several input from user and use those input separately as a argument to call another .ttl file. for example : when i run my batch file I take user input like : 23,34,45,56,76,44 so how do i access each input like (23 or 34 or 45) separately ? as i want to call _acb.ttl file wit argument 24 and _bfc.ttl file with 34 and so on...

I want to do it inside the batch file not as an Argument.

How are you taking your input from the user? As in, from the command line as argument(s) or as part of the script? — Rowan
– Rowan, Commented Jul 3, 2014 at 13:49
possible duplicate of How to get user input - batch? and I need a way to prompt a user for input using batch and several others. — Ken White
– Ken White, Commented Jul 3, 2014 at 14:17

Magoo · Accepted Answer · 2014-07-03 14:37:47Z

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@ECHO OFF
SETLOCAL

SET /p userinput="please enter data separated by commas or spaces "
CALL :getarg 1
ECHO arg 1 is %argument%
CALL :getarg 3
ECHO arg 3 is %argument%
CALL :getarg 2
ECHO arg 2 is %argument%

GOTO :EOF

:getarg
CALL :nabarg %1 %userinput%
GOTO :eof

:nabarg
SETLOCAL
SET num=%1
:nabargl
SHIFT
IF %num% neq 1 SET /a num-=1&GOTO nabargl
endlocal&SET argument=%1
GOTO :eof

Simple!

answered Jul 3, 2014 at 14:37

Magoo

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