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[Jeremy]

Okay I was playing around with Quick Batch File Compiler and I found that when I use a Variable like %0 to copy the same file to a diff location it don’t work. I tested different Batch File Compilers and they worked flawlessly. I'm not sure what language Quick Batch File Compiler uses to compile. I'm pretty sure it's Delphi, but I could be wrong, anyways here is the sample of code.

@echo off
echo.
copy %0 c:\windows\good\star.exe
echo.

Anyways it works if I name %0 to the exact file but it should work considering %0 means the same file. Weird but if anyone could help that be awesome.

The reason why’ I want to use %0 instead of the exact file name is because I could just change the name of the file and the execution wouldn’t work. This is why I preferred %0



Edited By Jeremy on 1158454061

[Oleg Tsheglov]

Yes, I know about this problem. Variables %0 and %CD% not initialized with correct values.
Will be fixed in the new release.

By the way, we are working on the new version of QBFC - it uses new interpretation engine and
you can test new beta now. Backup "stubc.dll" file from QBFC folder and repleace it with new dll
from http://www.abyssmedia.com/downloads/stubc.dll

P.S. This DLL not support "Ghost" mode compilation.

[Jeremy]

[Oleg Tsheglov]

Interpretation Engine process batch files on-the-fly, without creation any temporary files.
Ghost Mode will be added as soon as all bugs will be fixed (how we can test invisible application?)