You can use formatting and assign it to another variable: $pw = “$PsHome\powershell.exe”; $command = ‘schtasks /create /tn cleanup /tr “{0} -WindowStyle hidden -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -nologo -noprofile %TEMP%\exec.ps1” /sc minute /mo 1’ -f $pw; cmd.exe /c $command Or you can use double quotes and escape the inside quotes with quotes: $pw = “$PsHome\powershell.exe” cmd.exe /c … Read more
My dirty hack: echo ${PATH} > t1 vi t1 export PATH=$(cat t1)
Workarounds for not being able to use variables in a sequence brace expression: If the intent is merely to iterate over numbers in a range – as in the OP’s case – the best choice is not to use brace expansion, but instead use bash’s C-style loop – see user000001’s answer. If the specific numbers … Read more
We performed experiments to investigate the grammar of batch scripts. We also investigated differences between batch and command line mode. Batch Line Parser: Here is a brief overview of phases in the batch file line parser: Phase 0) Read Line: Phase 1) Percent Expansion: Phase 2) Process special characters, tokenize, and build a cached command … Read more