So in other words, if the number the player inserted is 1, it'll go back to the :Name part of the code.
so if the input is equal to 1, go back to the line with :Name
Make Sure if you use this, the word begins with the Colen (:).
For Example:
echo Hello!
pause >nul
:Name
echo What Is Your Name
set /p Input=Name:
echo so %Input% Is Your Name, right?
echo Rename?
echo 1 For Yes
echo 2 For No
set /p Input=Rename:
if %Input%=1 goto Name
Another Example:
@echo off
echo 1 or 2?
set /p input=Choice:
if %input%=1 goto Skip
echo You Chose 1
pause >nul
echo So time for stuff
pause >nul
echo Random Stuf
pause >nul
:Skip
echo So that's it.
pause >nul
Goto
accepts the use of variable value to act as the label to goto.
Example:
@echo off
echo a = 1
echo b = 2
set /p "foo=Enter option:"
goto %foo%
However, you should check the input so it will not go to somewhere that does not exist. Going to an undefined label will terminate your batch script instantly.
Parameter | Details |
---|---|
:Label | Any label that is valid (defined by :<LabelName> ) |
:EOF | A pre-defined label that exits the current script of function(same as exit /b ) |