So I have this choice:
echo.
echo All done. What would you like to do next?
echo 1. Open output folder
echo 2. Exit
echo.
set /p Choose=" Select 1 or 2 and press Enter: "
if '%Choose%'==1 goto show
if '%Choose%'==2 goto end
The problem is, this script detect any other choice other than 2 as 1, which is not how I want it. Instead, I want it to loop back to choice on unexpected input. The closest thing the internet told me is:
if '%Choose%'NEQ 1 if '%Choose%'NEQ 2 goto choice
But this goes to choice on ANY input, even 1 or 2.
Both sides of an if must be identical for == to become true. You've single-quoted the first, so you must single-quote the second. Actually, double-quote " both sides for safety. If both if statements fail, then the choice made is neither, so goto your first echo. Speaking of choice - you should look that up as another way to get the job done. Plenty of examples on SO - just use the search box in the top line