Question

Greetings dear Experts!

Could you please advice me on how to cope with the problem:

@echo off
cls

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

path=%CD%;%path% 

set NumberOfPages=553
rem set /A MaxFileIndex=%Counter% - 1
set MaxFileIndex=1

del Output.txt

for /l %%i in (0,1,%MaxFileIndex%) do call :GenerateFileList %%i
goto :eof


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:GenerateFileList
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setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

set CurrentFileName="File(%1).txt"
echo !CurrentFileName:"=! > Output.txt
goto :eof

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:eof
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endlocal

This code echoes on the screen instead of writing to "ExtractedLinks.txt". What is the problem here?

Answer 1

I assume you mean Output.txt not ExtractedLinks.txt:

set c=!CurrentFileName:"=!
echo %c% > Output.txt

Also, unless you are doing something else in the for loop, you probably want to append instead of overwriting:

echo %c% >> Output.txt

And if you really want the filename to be ExtractedLinks.txt just change it.

echo %c% >> ExtractedLinks.txt

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