@@Shivter14 Thank you. I like to use DOS batch files as open source container to put the instructions of a routine inside to create new external commands for DOS. Most of these container batch files have to start with one or more parameter attached to build and to modify the routine. Example to start with row color "text" attached: CENTER.BAT 8 1b "output center align". This print the text at row number 8 with color 1b center align on 80x25 text screen. The routine start with counting the ASCII and then calculating the screen location for output directly into the screen memory of the vga text screen.
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I can’t use the P switch, because it is for Windows only.
Are you using DOS?
This tutorial is for Windows NT Batch.
@@Shivter14 Yes, i have a DosBox emulator app installed.
@@maxmuster7003 Well DOS Batch is very old and doesn't have many features I will talk about in this series
@@Shivter14 Thank you. I like to use DOS batch files as open source container to put the instructions of a routine inside to create new external commands for DOS. Most of these container batch files have to start with one or more parameter attached to build and to modify the routine. Example to start with row color "text" attached: CENTER.BAT 8 1b "output center align". This print the text at row number 8 with color 1b center align on 80x25 text screen. The routine start with counting the ASCII and then calculating the screen location for output directly into the screen memory of the vga text screen.