DOS ain't dead - Expanded BAT programming

DosWorld

03.12.2020, 13:05

Expanded BAT programming (Developers)

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No access to this page (link to here).

Could somebody open access to this page (or create standalone copy) ?

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Berlin, Germany,
03.12.2020, 18:37

@ DosWorld

Expanded BAT programming

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> No access to
> this page (link to
> here).

No problems here. What's the error message you get?

> Could somebody open access to this page (or create standalone copy) ?

Grab your copy here. (Saved with Firefox.)

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DosWorld

03.12.2020, 20:10
(edited by DosWorld, 03.12.2020, 20:27)

@ rr

Expanded BAT programming

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> No problems here. What's the error message you get?

Thank you! Error is something like "only invited users can read this (blog?)".

PS: By my opinion, main problem for this document - support old syntax and add new at one time. I don't try say (and don't think) like "old = bad, lets forget!", i am talk just about parsing troubles. Is it critical keep 101% syntax ? Also, what about requirement for memory consumption, etc ?

PPS: Personaly me, - i hate "goto" and thinks "if/else/while/break/continue is enough for 99% programming cases". :) (but with 99% of possibility - it could be wrong)

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Make DOS great again!

Carthago delenda est, Ceterum censeo Carthaginem delendam esse.

jhall

06.12.2020, 22:42

@ DosWorld

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> > No problems here. What's the error message you get?
>
> Thank you! Error is something like "only invited users can read this
> (blog?)".
>

Oops, that was my mistake.

I had deactivated the old blog when I migrated the content to https://www.freedos.org/blog/

But it looks like I forgot to update the links from the website that pointed into the blog - like the obvious links from the How to contribute page.

I immediately re-activated the old blog so that's why you didn't have a problem accessing the blog later on.

FYI: The article DosWorld was looking for is on https://www.freedos.org/blog/?m=2018/08