Exit 2 not ending the script

[Omniferum]

This piece of code use to work fine

 

 

::Keep this if your file cannot be installed and/or downloaded automatically and needs to be processed after Ketarin finishes
for /f "tokens=*" %a in ('wmic path win32_VideoController get Name ^| findstr "ATI"') do set displaydriver=%a
if defined displaydriver exit 2
START CMD /C "ECHO {appname}: This applications installation will start after you hit any key, wait for Ketarin to finish & PAUSE & "{file}""
&

 

But I had to change it to this because it kept processing the rest of the script regardless of the exit 2

::Keep this if your file cannot be installed and/or downloaded automatically and needs to be processed after Ketarin finishes
for /f "tokens=*" %a in ('wmic path win32_VideoController get Name ^| findstr "ATI"') do set displaydriver=%a
if defined displaydriver exit 2 else (START CMD /C "ECHO {appname}: This applications installation will start after you hit any key, wait for Ketarin to finish & PAUSE & "{file}"" &)

 

 

Is this intentional? I relied on exit 2 in a bunch of scripts as it just ended the script and 'exited' then and there.

[floele]

I guess not intentional, will need to check it.

[floele]

Hm, actually works fine for me. Can you still reproduce it? Or provide me with the Ketarin log output? Does the script behave differently depending on the OS you are Ketarin running on maybe?

[Omniferum]

12/11/2011 7:07:08 PM: Nvidia Driver (Win7 x64): Executing command: for /f "tokens=*" %a in ('wmic path win32_VideoController get Name ^| findstr "ATI"') do set displaydriver=%a
12/11/2011 7:07:08 PM: Nvidia Driver (Win7 x64): Executing command: if defined displaydriver exit 2
12/11/2011 7:07:08 PM: Nvidia Driver (Win7 x64): Executing command: START CMD /C "ECHO Nvidia Driver (Win7 x64): This applications installation will start after you hit any key, wait for Ketarin to finish & PAUSE & "Z:\Software\Automatically Updated\Driver\285.62-desktop-win7-winvista-64bit-english-whql.exe""

 

This is on Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit. I'm not sure why the OS would matter as it worked pefectly fine before. It seems to be with the if defined concept of the batch file and doesn't actually check it.

[shawn]

Any chance you don't have command extensions enabled? "if defined" relies on windows shell command extensions to operate. Check with:

echo %CMDEXTVERSION%

[Omniferum]

Well I just get the value '2' in return.

 

Regardless this shouldn't matter as the code WORKED in previous versions perfectly fine

[floele]

I'm not sure why the OS would matter as it worked pefectly fine before.

 

Can you also say what "before" is? I don't think that Ketarin has changed in this regard. And I still can't reproduce it, but it should not happen on any system.

[Omniferum]

I mean in one of the last versions. I mean it could be something to do with my computer but it would seem an odd thing to happen. If it STILL works for you guys i'll assume it is on my end.

[floele]

Can you then try again if any of the previous version actually works in this regard?

[shawn]

Well I just get the value '2' in return.

 

That's the command extensions version in use. 2 is what it should be, so this isn't it.