Im testing a batch file that Im still in the process of making and I want to open it at line 6 instead of line 1 since ive already run that part of the code. it takes a couple of minutes to run it since im using ffmpeg.
this is the first area of the code
@Echo off
set /p IPath=Enter the Path of the file you wish to remux from (use "Copy as path" option and keep the Quotations):
set /P M=what is the first letter of the path of your new file?(do not include the semicolon(:))
set /p NewPath=Enter the Path you wish to remux to (must be path minus the directory BUT do not use Quotations for this)(I also recommend using a single folder to hold the files while remuxing them before sending them to their separate folders):
ffmpeg -i %IPath% -c copy -map 0 "%M%:\%NewPath%"
goto :Premiere &:: This command takes inputs from the previous lines and sets up to remux files
:Premiere &:: this command line starts the preferred editor and waits 30 seconds to allow it to start
set /p EDITOR=Enter the .exe file for your prefered editor should look like: 'Adobe Premiere Pro.exe':
start "" "%EDITOR%"
echo Starting Process. . . Please Wait
timeout /t 30
tasklist | find /I "%EDITOR%" &:: The next couple of lines test for the editor to see if it opened or not
if errorlevel 1 (
echo could not start process
goto :FailEditor
) Else (
echo Process completed, next question--->
goto :choice
)
so instead of starting at line 1 i would like to start at line 6 to bypass the longest section of the code.
Im thinking its something along the lines of
Start M:\REMUX.bat at line 6
however AT is a command to tell a time to start the batch file so im not sure
Yes, it is possible. Using an example script:
@echo off
if not "%~1" == "" goto :%~1
:function1
echo this is function 1
:function2
echo this is function 2
:function3
echo this is function 3
You simply issue the label name as a parameter when you run the script, example:
scriptname.cmd function2 which will skip function1