RE: Output w/ date/time variables?

["Norris Carden" <ncarden () ascendfcu org>]

Awesome, thanks!

Norris Carden

-----Original Message-----
From: DePriest, Jason R. [mailto:jrdepriest () gmail com] 
Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2010 1:57 PM
To: Brandon Enright
Cc: Norris Carden; nmap-dev () insecure org
Subject: Re: Output w/ date/time variables?

> Norris, my batch/cmd scripting is terribly rusty however doesn't %val
> have special meaning in batch scripts?  Have you tried anything like
> %%D%%T?  A quick perusal of Google results suggest that ^ might be the
> escape char.
>
> If you are stuck on Windows you should think about using PowerShell for
> your scripting needs rather than cmd scripts.
>
> Brandon

This is truth.  '%' is the variable name indicator for a batch file on Windows.

You will need to double it to keep it from being interpreted as such.

%%D%%T should work.

-Jason



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