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140 lines
5.1 KiB
Batchfile
140 lines
5.1 KiB
Batchfile
@echo off
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Setlocal Enabledelayedexpansion
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Set _Ver=2.0
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:: This Function is created by Kvc At '5:35 PM 2/17/2017'
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:: Use 'Button /?' for help...on using this function...
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:: this function prints a Button like interface / image on cmd console...using batbox.exe,getlen Function
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:: you have to specify the text of the button... like "OK, cancel, Retry etc..." as a parameter...
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:: if the name contains spaces...then use Double quotes to write the name of button in the parameter...
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:: Unlike the previous version, This version prints the buttons and generates a 'Check_Button_Click.bat' file for
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:: the sake of easiness of the Programmer. He can directly call this generated file to check which button form the list
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:: is being clicked. :)
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:: I Hope it'll make programming in batch much more easier than it was before. Try 'Button /?' for knowing more about using
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:: This button function v.2.0 by Kvc
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:: [%1 = X-ordinate]
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:: [%2 = Y-co_ordinate]
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:: [%3 = the colour Code for the List,e.g. fc,08,70,07 etc...]
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:: [%4 = Text of the Button. e.g. Ok, Retry etc...]
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:: [%5 = 'X' - Sequence Terminating character]
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:: [%6 = _variable to save button co-ordinates position.]
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:: [%7 = _variable to save Mouse hover color for the buttons.]
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:: E.g. : Call Button.bat [X] [Y] [Color] "Button 1" [X2] [Y2] [Color2] "Button 2" [X3] [Y3] [Color3] "Button 3" ... X [_Variable_Box] [_Variable_Hover]
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:: If you like my work, feel free to motivate me through your comments @ www.thebateam.org. I'll be happy to read them.
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:: You can also find more batch plugins like this one from there. :) Happy coding!
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rem #TheBATeam
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If /i "%~1" == "" (goto :help)
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If /i "%~1" == "/?" (goto :help)
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If /i "%~1" == "-h" (goto :help)
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If /i "%~1" == "help" (goto :help)
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If /i "%~1" == "-help" (goto :help)
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If /i "%~1" == "ver" (echo.%_Ver%&&goto :eof)
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If /i "%~2" == "" (goto :help)
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If /i "%~3" == "" (goto :help)
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If /i "%~4" == "" (goto :help)
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If /i "%~5" == "" (goto :help)
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If /i "%~6" == "" (goto :help)
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If /i "%~7" == "" (goto :help)
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REM Setting-up variables for necessary calculations.
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Set _Hover=
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Set _Box=
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Set _Text=
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Set Button_height=3
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:Loop_of_button_fn
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REM Getting Button parameters...
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Set _X=%~1
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Set _Y=%~2
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set color=%~3
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Set _Invert_Color=%Color:~1,1%%Color:~0,1%
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set "Button_text=%~4"
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REM Loop Breaking Statements...
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if not defined _X (goto :EOF)
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if /i "%_X%" == "X" (Goto :End)
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REM Checking the length of button according to Button_text
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Call Getlen "..%button_text%.."
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set button_width=%errorlevel%
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REM Little math is important... :)
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Set /A _X_Text=%_X% + 2
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Set /A _Y_Text=%_Y% + 1
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Set /A _X_End=%_X% + %button_width% - 1
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Set /A _Y_End=%_Y% + %Button_height% - 1
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REM Printing a Button like layout using Box Function!
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Call Box %_X% %_Y% %Button_height% %button_width% - - %Color% 0
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REM Saving Global variables...
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Set "_Text=!_Text!/g !_X_Text! !_Y_Text! /c 0x!color! /d "!Button_text!" "
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Set "_Hover=!_Hover!!_Invert_Color! "
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Set "_Box=!_Box!!_X! !_Y! !_X_End! !_Y_End! "
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REM Shifting the parameters for next button Code...
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For /L %%A In (1,1,4) Do (Shift /1)
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Goto :Loop_of_button_fn
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:End
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Batbox %_Text% /c 0x07
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Endlocal && set "%~2=%_Box%" && set "%~3=%_Hover%"
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Goto :EOF
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:help
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Echo.
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Echo. This function helps in Adding a little GUI effect into your batch program...
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echo. It Prints simple Button on the cmd console at specified X Y co-ordinate...
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Echo. After printing, Returns the area of the button on CMD and the Inverted color
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Echo. You can use this information in the main program with GetInput.exe Plugin of
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Echo. Batch. And, it will make your life much more easier than before.
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Echo.
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echo.
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echo. Syntax: call Button [Item 1] [Item 2] [Item 3] ... X _Var_Box _Var_Hover
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echo. Syntax: call Button [help ^| /^? ^| -h ^| -help]
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echo. Syntax: call Button ver
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echo.
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echo. Where:-
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Echo.
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Echo. [Item] is short for = [X] [Y] [color] "[Button Text]"
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Echo.
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echo. [X] = X-ordinate of top-left corner of Button
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echo. [Y] = Y-co_ordinate of top-left corner of Button
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echo. ver = Version of Button function
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Echo. [Item #]= The Items to display. And, Item Represents elements as told above.
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Echo. X = Here, the Single 'X' (Must be third last element) indicates the Loop
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Echo. Sequence breaker for the Function. After 'X' You need to provide two -
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Echo. Variables. Which will return the Corresponding values for the GetInput
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Echo. Batch Plugin by aacini.
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Echo. _Var_Box = The Second last parameter, which is name of the variable to save
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Echo. the values of All Buttons on the console.
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Echo. _Var_Hover = The Last parameter, which is name of the variable to save the
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Echo. mouse hover color for each button seperately.
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Echo.
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Echo. Use the above two output variables with 'GetInput.exe' Plugin as follows:
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Echo. GetInput /M %%_Var_Box%% /H %%_Var_Hover%%
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echo.
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echo. This version %_Ver% of Button function contains much more GUI Capabilities.
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echo. As it uses batbox.exe and calls it only once at the end of calculation...
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Echo. For the most efficient output. This ver. uses GetInput By Aacini too. For the
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Echo. Advanced Output on the console.
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Echo.
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echo. Visit www.thebateam.org for more...
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echo. #TheBATeam
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goto :EOF |