Subj : Re: How to detect RAM disks (Was: how to detect cdrom?)
To   : Steve
From : Jasen Betts
Date : Sat Feb 16 2002 11:15 pm

Hi Steve.

14-Feb-02 14:16:24, Steve wrote to Outsider



 S> Suppose my virtual disk is Z: and is has a directory "Z:\TEMP.DIR".
 S> It seems your program would have a syntax error if run after
 S> executin

 S> set TEMP=Z:\TEMP.DIR

I noticed his habit of using a dot after %temp% too...

I think it's to catch instance when the user puts a trailing slash in
%temp%, like Z:\temp.dir\

the trailing . has no effect in most instance, but it "eats"
the extra backslash if there is one.

in any case havong a trailing backslash in %temp% is an error as
command.com can't use it like that and drops its temp files in the current
directory... so it's probaby pointless checking for it...

4dos isn't bothered by a trailing \ in %temp%

 -=> Bye <=-

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