How to split string in batch-file

In a batch file, you can split a string into multiple parts using the for loop and the delimiter character. Here's an example of how to split a string in a batch file:

batchCopy code
@echo off

set string=Hello,World,How,Are,You



REM Enable delayed expansion

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion



REM Split the string using the comma (,) delimiter

for %%A in ("%string:,=" "%") do (

  echo %%A

)



REM Disable delayed expansion

endlocal

In the example above, the string variable holds the string you want to split. The string is "Hello,World,How,Are,You" in this example.

The for loop iterates over the parts of the string, splitting it using the comma (,) as the delimiter. Inside the loop, %%A represents each individual part of the split string.

Within the loop, you can perform any desired operations with the split parts. In this example, echo %%A is used to display each part of the split string.

Note that the setlocal enabledelayedexpansion command enables delayed expansion, which allows you to access and manipulate the variables within the loop.

After the loop, the endlocal command is used to disable delayed expansion.

Running the batch file will split the string using the comma (,) delimiter and display each part separately.

Adjust the delimiter and the actions within the loop as needed for your specific requirements.