Windows bat files

scala is a batch file: scala.bat
If you want to call a batch file from a batch file and return control
to the main batch file you use call
like so

@call scala -cp classes Hello
@echo one
@echo two
@call scala -cp classes Hello

On 11 sep, 22:55, Eric Kolotyluk wrote:
> I have a hello.bat file with the following contents
>
> @scala -cp classes Hello
> @echo one
> @echo two
> @scala -cp classes Hello
>
> The first Hello program runs, but the bat file execution stops right
> after that, so none of the rest of the command lines get executed.
>
> What's up with that? Why does the bat file terminate after running the
> Scala program?
>
> On the other hand the following bat file runs properly as expected
>
> @java -cp classes Hello
> @echo one
> @echo two
> @java -cp classes Hello
>
> Cheers, Eric

Thanks - that does the trick. Now I feel so dumb.

I wasn't paying attention to what is in %SCALA_HOME%\bin - it's all
script files.

Cheers, Eric

On 2011-09-11 2:38 PM, Dave wrote:
> scala is a batch file: scala.bat
> If you want to call a batch file from a batch file and return control
> to the main batch file you use call
> like so
>
> @call scala -cp classes Hello
> @echo one
> @echo two
> @call scala -cp classes Hello
>
> On 11 sep, 22:55, Eric Kolotyluk wrote:
>> I have a hello.bat file with the following contents
>>
>> @scala -cp classes Hello
>> @echo one
>> @echo two
>> @scala -cp classes Hello
>>
>> The first Hello program runs, but the bat file execution stops right
>> after that, so none of the rest of the command lines get executed.
>>
>> What's up with that? Why does the bat file terminate after running the
>> Scala program?
>>
>> On the other hand the following bat file runs properly as expected
>>
>> @java -cp classes Hello
>> @echo one
>> @echo two
>> @java -cp classes Hello
>>
>> Cheers, Eric