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accepted | Appending a new line character to a variable in a for loop Windows batch |
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Appending a new line character to a variable in a for loop Windows batch Interesting, as I am on Win7 as well but it didn't seem to work. You're alternatively solution works very nicely though, so I think I'll stick to that, thanks! |
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Appending a new line character to a variable in a for loop Windows batch forgot to copy "set results=" from my source |
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Appending a new line character to a variable in a for loop Windows batch Thanks! I'm interested that you got the original version to work. Sorry, I forgot to copy the set results= from my code. Even with the setlocal commands and two blank lines below set lf=^ it doesn't seem to be working...
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Appending a new line character to a variable in a for loop Windows batch added 37 characters in body |
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Appending a new line character to a variable in a for loop Windows batch Adding an example |
