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hi i want to execute a command that is saved as a string
e.g
test.bat
call temp.bat "echo hello world" "echo welcome"
temp.bat
set first=%1
set sec=%2
%first%
%sec%
please tell me how to do this
thanks
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I want to pass a command as a command line argument from one batch file to another
e.g.
first.bat
call test.bat "echo hello world" "echo welcome "
test.bat
set initialcommand=%1
set maincommand=%2
%maincommand%
%initialcommand%
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