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What would the batch equivalent of Python's “pass” argument be?
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I'm attempting to make a batch file that simplifies the command line just a little. The problem I'm running into is that, following an error check system I made, I don't want anything to happen with "else".
I need an equivalent to the pass argument that Python has; an argument that lets the interpreter know not to do anything and to wait until the next line with instructions is stated.
Is there a batch equivalent to this? If not, is there an easy way to do such a thing?
windows command-line batch
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I'm attempting to make a batch file that simplifies the command line just a little. The problem I'm running into is that, following an error check system I made, I don't want anything to happen with "else".
I need an equivalent to the pass argument that Python has; an argument that lets the interpreter know not to do anything and to wait until the next line with instructions is stated.
Is there a batch equivalent to this? If not, is there an easy way to do such a thing?
windows command-line batch
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Welcome to SuperUser. What have you tried so far? Can you provide a code sample that is not doing what you expect/desire it to do? From your explanation, it sounds like you want to skip theElseportion of a conditional. If I'm understanding your need correctly, you won't need to do anything. Just leave out theElseportion -- it is optional.
– Doug Deden
1 hour ago
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I'm attempting to make a batch file that simplifies the command line just a little. The problem I'm running into is that, following an error check system I made, I don't want anything to happen with "else".
I need an equivalent to the pass argument that Python has; an argument that lets the interpreter know not to do anything and to wait until the next line with instructions is stated.
Is there a batch equivalent to this? If not, is there an easy way to do such a thing?
windows command-line batch
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I'm attempting to make a batch file that simplifies the command line just a little. The problem I'm running into is that, following an error check system I made, I don't want anything to happen with "else".
I need an equivalent to the pass argument that Python has; an argument that lets the interpreter know not to do anything and to wait until the next line with instructions is stated.
Is there a batch equivalent to this? If not, is there an easy way to do such a thing?
windows command-line batch
windows command-line batch
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Welcome to SuperUser. What have you tried so far? Can you provide a code sample that is not doing what you expect/desire it to do? From your explanation, it sounds like you want to skip theElseportion of a conditional. If I'm understanding your need correctly, you won't need to do anything. Just leave out theElseportion -- it is optional.
– Doug Deden
1 hour ago
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Welcome to SuperUser. What have you tried so far? Can you provide a code sample that is not doing what you expect/desire it to do? From your explanation, it sounds like you want to skip theElseportion of a conditional. If I'm understanding your need correctly, you won't need to do anything. Just leave out theElseportion -- it is optional.
– Doug Deden
1 hour ago
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Welcome to SuperUser. What have you tried so far? Can you provide a code sample that is not doing what you expect/desire it to do? From your explanation, it sounds like you want to skip the
Else portion of a conditional. If I'm understanding your need correctly, you won't need to do anything. Just leave out the Else portion -- it is optional.– Doug Deden
1 hour ago
Welcome to SuperUser. What have you tried so far? Can you provide a code sample that is not doing what you expect/desire it to do? From your explanation, it sounds like you want to skip the
Else portion of a conditional. If I'm understanding your need correctly, you won't need to do anything. Just leave out the Else portion -- it is optional.– Doug Deden
1 hour ago
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Welcome to SuperUser. What have you tried so far? Can you provide a code sample that is not doing what you expect/desire it to do? From your explanation, it sounds like you want to skip the
Elseportion of a conditional. If I'm understanding your need correctly, you won't need to do anything. Just leave out theElseportion -- it is optional.– Doug Deden
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