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First post, by acoolguy

Posted on 2011-06-07, 21:38

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Ok guys i have this menu i made in dos for dosbox now the issue is
it wont do anything at all on the last choice (K) no error messages or anything
everything else works fine with no errors at all.
Any help please ?

1
2:start
3echo off
4cls
5echo 0) Exit.
6echo A) Play Little Devil With Health Cheat.
7echo B) Play Little Devil With No Cheats.
8echo C) Play Crystal Maze.
9echo D) Play Dizzy Fantasy World.
10echo E) Play Dizzy Magicland.
11echo F) Play Dizzy Prince Of The Yolkfolk.
12echo G) Play Dizzy Fastfood.
13echo H) Play Dizzy Kwik Snax.
14echo I) Play Dizzy Bubble.
15echo J) Play Dizzy Fantastic.
16echo K) Play The 7th Guest.
17
18
19CHOICE /N /C:0ABCDEFGHIJK Choose a option.
20
21
22IF ERRORLEVEL == 12 GOTO guest
23IF ERRORLEVEL == 11 GOTO diz
24IF ERRORLEVEL == 10 GOTO bubdiz
25IF ERRORLEVEL == 9 GOTO ksdiz
26IF ERRORLEVEL == 8 GOTO ffdiz
27IF ERRORLEVEL == 7 GOTO podiz
28IF ERRORLEVEL == 6 GOTO mdiz
29IF ERRORLEVEL == 5 GOTO fdiz
30IF ERRORLEVEL == 4 GOTO cmaze
31IF ERRORLEVEL == 3 GOTO divil2
32IF ERRORLEVEL == 2 GOTO divil1
33GOTO quit
34
35
36:divil1
37cd C:\DIVIL
38divil.exe
39GOTO start
40
41:divil2
42cd C:\DIVIL
43divil1.exe
44GOTO start
45
46:cmaze
47cd C:\Crystal
48cmaze.exe
49GOTO start
50
51:fdiz
52CD C:\DIZZY
53dizzy3.exe
54GOTO start
55
56:mdiz
57CD C:\DIZZY
58dizzy4.exe
59GOTO start
60

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61:podiz
62CD C:\DIZZY
63dizzy6.exe
64GOTO start
65
66:ffdiz
67CD C:\DIZZY
68dizzy10.exe
69GOTO start
70
71:ksdiz
72CD C:\DIZZY
73dizzy11.exe
74GOTO start
75
76:bubdiz
77CD C:\DIZZY\Bubble
78bubble.exe
79GOTO start
80
81:diz
82CD C:\DIZZY\FANT
83pcdizzy.exe
84GOTO start
85
86:guest
87echo The 7th Guest
88imgmount d c:\t7g_1.iso c:\t7g_2.iso -t cdrom
89cd C;\t7g
90t7g.bat
91GOTO start
92
93:quit
94EXIT
95

Last edited by acoolguy on 2011-06-08, 07:14. Edited 1 time in total.

Reply 1 of 5, by Dominus

Posted on 2011-06-07, 22:03

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cd C;\t7g

look closely at the character betwen C and \
😉

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Reply 2 of 5, by acoolguy

Posted on 2011-06-07, 22:06

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Thanks for that however
that would throw up a error not do NOTHING at all as it dont even know K is a choice so it doesnt even get to that to throw up a error 🙁

EDIT:
It's ok that fixed it thanks 😀

But what i dont get is why it never threw up a error or echoed the statement that was before the error?

Reply 3 of 5, by VileR

Posted on 2011-06-08, 04:35

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acoolguy wrote:
But what i dont get is why it never threw up a error

it probably did, but then it went back to :start which does a "cls", so you just didn't see it.

or echoed the statement that was before the error?

"echo off" would tend to do that.

Reply 4 of 5, by acoolguy

Posted on 2011-06-08, 07:13

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Ahh right i forgot about that thanks 😀

Reply 5 of 5, by wd

Posted on 2011-06-08, 07:55

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You shouldn't use "cd c:\xyz" but rather the two commands "c:" followed by "cd\xyz" or "cd xyz" (the latter if you know you're in the root/relevant directory).

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