Is it not possible to use a FOR variable, like %%a, and assign it to an argument/parameter, like so:
for /L %%a in (1,0,5) do (
echo Argument#(%%a) is %~%%a
)
Is it not possible to use a FOR variable, like %%a, and assign it to an argument/parameter, like so:
for /L %%a in (1,0,5) do (
echo Argument#(%%a) is %~%%a
)
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