We are glad to introduce the new section of drbatcher.com. It is called Batch File Commands and here you can find a lot of information about the most commonly used batch file commands.
If you have any suggestions or improvements please contact us.
Also we are glad to announce that we have started woring on Dr.Batcher 3.0. Hope we'll be able to release the beta version of it up to the New Year.
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Friday, October 25, 2013
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Dr.Batcher 2.1.4 Is Released
We are glad to introduce an update for our award-winning batch files editor. In this version you will find the following new features:- tab-bar with bookmarks in professional mode;
- support for declining use of unnecessary list parameters in simple mode;
- support for viewing latest post from 'World of Batch Files' blog on start;
- 10 new examples;
- improved compatibility with Windows 7 64-bit;
- lots of bugfixes.
Monday, October 12, 2009
Working on Dr.Batcher 2.0 Beta
The first post on this blog is going to be about working on the next release of Dr.Batcher. Ok, it's a good topic.
The most interesting and valuable feature of Dr.Batcher 2.0 must be Simple mode of the script editor. What does this mean? Imagine that you speak to computer in English while writing a batch script. So you write "Delete file" instead of "Del", "Register library" instead of "regsvr32.exe", etc. You have no need to remember all the keys of each command, because the editor con tell you everything you need to know on each parameter.
This will look somehow like this:
It's not hard to develop such tool for the new batch scripts creation. But if you develop pure editor that allows you to edit the existing batch files, you should create a batch script parser. The parser is the most difficult component of Dr.Batcher to develop, and the major part of current beta-testing work is being performed to make the parser work right with any kind of batch files. But it's needful because users want to edit their old scripts and update them. We believe that our work on parser won't be a waste of time.
The most interesting and valuable feature of Dr.Batcher 2.0 must be Simple mode of the script editor. What does this mean? Imagine that you speak to computer in English while writing a batch script. So you write "Delete file" instead of "Del", "Register library" instead of "regsvr32.exe", etc. You have no need to remember all the keys of each command, because the editor con tell you everything you need to know on each parameter.
This will look somehow like this:
It's not hard to develop such tool for the new batch scripts creation. But if you develop pure editor that allows you to edit the existing batch files, you should create a batch script parser. The parser is the most difficult component of Dr.Batcher to develop, and the major part of current beta-testing work is being performed to make the parser work right with any kind of batch files. But it's needful because users want to edit their old scripts and update them. We believe that our work on parser won't be a waste of time.
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