I have a program that installs scripts from a network location, it has a total of (as of now) 11 different flags that are available to be run (including that one in question). One of those flags is a /z that installs an application named ZoomText. What is suppose to happen, is this flag is suppose to set the path to the script that does the installation, and then call the batch script from there, what actually happens, is the flag outputs the help menu instead.
@echo off
:: Output the banner and the version number
set "vnum=0.1.2"
if defined vnum (
if "%vnum:~4%" neq "" if "%vnum:~5%" equ "" set "vtype=dev"
if "%vnum:~2%" neq "" if "%vnum:~3%" equ "" set "vtype=stable"
)
@echo.
type "text_files\banner.txt"
@echo v%vnum%(%vtype%)
@echo.
:: Check if an argument variable is given or not
if [%1]==[] (
goto :help_menu
) else (
goto :verify_argv
)
:: verify what to install if an argument variable is given
:verify_argv
if '%1'=='/?' goto :help_menu
if '%1'=='/a' set "adobe_path=%cd%\scripts\Adobe" & goto :adobe_install
if '%1'=='/b' set "bomgar_path=%cd%\scripts\Bomgar" & goto :bomgar_install
if '%1'=='/c' set "cisco_path=%cd%\scripts\Cisco_Anyconnect" & goto :cisco_install
if '%1'=='/d' set "driver_path=%cd%\scripts\Print_Drivers" & goto :driver_install
if '%1'=='/g' set "chrome_path=%cd%\scripts\Google_Chrome" & goto :chrome_install
if '%1'=='/n' set "nscreen_path=%cd%\scripts\NetScreen" & goto :netscreen_install
if '%1'=='/r' set "r_path=%cd%\scripts\R" & goto :r_install
if '%1'=='/t' set "tab_path=%cd%\scripts\Tableau" & goto :tableau_install
if '%1'=='/z' set "zt_path=%cd\scripts\ZoomText" & goto :zt_installation
if '%1'=='/bf' set "bf_path=%cd%\scripts\BigFix_Client" & goto :bigfix_install
:: Program help menu
:help_menu
@echo. & echo.
@echo Install end user software from \\mgtutils01\windows7apps
@echo.
@echo Usage: .\utilis [PARAMS]
@echo.
@echo Parameters Description
@echo ----------- -------------
@echo /a Install Adobe software (Reader, Acrobat, Flash)
@echo /b Install Bomgar as a customer
@echo /c Install Cisco Anyconnect
@echo /d Install a print driver (HP, Ricoh, Brother, etc..)
@echo /r Install R and R Studio
@echo /g Install Google Chrome
@echo /t Install Tableau software (Reader, Desktop)
@echo /n Install NetScreen for MSHA users
@echo /z Install ZoomText
@echo /bf Install the BigFix Client
@echo "/?" Run this help and exit
@echo.
:: Had to use "/?" or else it will tell you what echo does
set /p _="Press enter to continue.."
exit
:: Install Tableau Reader or Desktop
:tableau_install
echo 1. Tableau Reader & echo 2. Tableau Publid Desktop & echo 3. Exit
set /p choice="Which would you like to install[1-3]: "
if %choice%==1 (
call "%tab_path%\tab_install.bat" /tr
) else if %choice%==2 (
call "%tab_path%\tab_install.bat" /td
) else if %choice%==3 (
exit
) else (
cls
@echo Invalid choice..
goto :tableau_install
)
:: Install adobe on the users computer
:adobe_install
echo 1. Adobe Reader & echo 2. Adobe Flash Player & echo 3. Adobe Acrobat & echo 4. Exit
set /p choice="What would you like to install[1-4]: "
if %choice%==1 (
echo Running reader installer.. & call "%adobe_path%\adobe.bat" /r
) else if %choice%==2 (
echo Running flash installer.. & call "%adobe_path%\adobe.bat" /f
) else if %choice%==3 (
echo Running acrobat installer.. & call "%adobe_path%\adobe.bat" /a
) else if %choice%==4 (
exit
) else (
cls
@echo Invalid choice..
goto :adobe_install
)
:: Install a print driver on the users system
:driver_install
echo 1. HP & echo 2. Xerox & echo 3. Canon & echo 4. Dell & echo 5. Brother & echo 6. Ricoh & echo 7. Exit
set /p printer_type="What type of printer are they using[1-7]: "
if %printer_type%==1 (
call "%driver_path%\driver.bat" hp
) else if %printer_type%==2 (
call "%driver_path%\driver.bat" xerox
) else if %printer_type%==3 (
call "%driver_path%\driver.bat" canon
) else if %printer_type%==4 (
call "%driver_path%\driver.bat" dell
) else if %printer_type%==5 (
call "%driver_path%\driver.bat" brother
) else if %printer_type%==6 (
call "%driver_path%\driver.bat" ricoh
) else if %printer_type%==7 (
exit
) else (
cls
@echo Invalid choice...
goto :driver_install
)
:: Install Zoomtext on the users system, must run as admin
:zt_installation
echo Running ZoomText installation..
call "%zt_path%\zt_install.bat"
:: Install BigFix Client on the users computer
:bigfix_install
echo Running BigFix installation..
call "%bf_path%\bf_install.bat"
:: Install Bomgar on the users system
:bomgar_install
echo Running Bomgar installation..
call "%bomgar_path%\bomgar_install.bat"
:: Install Cisco Anyconnect on the users computer
:cisco_install
echo Running Cisco Anyconnect installation..
call "%cisco_path%\anyinstall.bat"
:: Install R language and R studio on the users system
:r_install
echo Running R lang and R studio installation..
call "%r_path%\r_install.bat"
:: Install Google Chrome on the users system
:chrome_install
echo Running Google Chrome installation..
call "%chrome_path%\gchrome_install.bat"
:: Install NetScreen for MSHA users, must run as admin
:netscreen_install
echo Running NetScreen installation..
call "%nscreen_path%\nscreen_install.bat"
Is there a reason why a /z flag would not work? Or is this something else entirely?
if '%1'=='/z' set "zt_path=%cd\scripts\ZoomText" & goto :zt_installation
Missing % in %cd% hence not acting as expected - ineffective goto