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[WIN BATCH] Batch files creates a .log file
Blade (2014-06-23 23:57:48)Batch files are called batch SCRIPTS
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CoolApps (2014-06-24 21:51:11)Exactly, and therefore is a script, not an actual programming language.
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Blade (2014-06-29 15:55:14)Ahh, but you have just created a paradox. "This is scripting, not programming." and now, "Exactly, and therefore is a script, not an actual programming language."
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TheAlexRider (2014-08-29 21:06:06)Plagurism. Sure its fine but the ::This was madde by Blade on 3dsplaza
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Well, I have figured out how to make this using some code I found on Stack Overflow ([url=http://stackoverflow.com/questions/132799/how-can-you-echo-a-newline-in-batch-files]Link here[/url]) and this is what I made (Replace the underlined text with what you want and the italic isn't necessary)
@echo off
:: This is made by Blade on 3dsplaza
:: The new line code is found here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/132799/how-can-you-echo-a-newline-in-batch-files
:: THE TWO LINES IN BETWEEN ARE NECESSARY
set NLM=^
set NL=^^^%NLM%%NLM%^%NLM%%NLM%
echo Logging...
time>time.txt
set time=<time.txt
:: THE SPACE BEFORE THE %NL% IS NECESSARY[br]
time>time.txt
set time=<time.txt
echo [%time%]Some Text %NL%>"text here.log"
:: JUST REPEAT THIS NEXT PART
time>time.txt
set time=<time.txt
echo [%time%]Some Text %NL%>>"text here.log"
echo Logged!
pause
del pause.txt
del time.txt
2014-06-21 01:59:16