Will that work with windows 95/98/ME?
-- Glen
Daniel Rosner <drosner@interbind.com> on 12/10/2000 07:59:12 AM
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Subject: getting rid of lcp.bat? cmd batch file fun...
FWIW, I was looking at the lcp.bat file and was scratching my head- I found
what it did really convenient but thought it odd that it required a separate
file.
Obviously, it seemed to me that what you would expect is that:
for %%i in (.\lib\*.jar) do call .\lcp.bat %%i
could be replaced by:
for %%i in (.\lib\*.jar) do set LOCALCLASSPATH=%LOCALCLASSPATH%;%1
But of course, someone else would have thought of that, and I see that it
doesn't work. Incidentally, if anyone knows WHY ON EARTH that is, feel free
to let me know... I see the behavior, but can't figure out what is going on.
Anyway, after poking at that, I figured out that the following does work:
for %%i in (.\lib\*.jar) do call :setpath %%i
And further down in your batch file, you need a label with this code:
:setpath
set LOCALCLASSPATH=%LOCALCLASSPATH%;%1
YMMV,
-Dan
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