[Help request]: Translate PowerShell template to Batch

[Griefed]

Whats the feature you would like to be improved?

This is open for anyone interested.

The task at hand is to convert the PowerShell start-script template to Batch, as PowerShell continues to cause trouble on many systems.

Requirements:

• The Batch template must have excatly the same functionality as the PowerShell/bash template
• The Batch template must support all SPC-supported modloaders, just like the other templates
• The Batch template must contain all variables the PowerShell template has
• The Batch template must contain all placeholders the PowerShell template has
• The Batch template must source the values from the variables.txt generated alongside the scripts

In short: Translate the PowerShell template to Batch. Don't loose features, don't add features.

Anything else you would like to add?

If you feel up to the task, comment on this issue!

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[Griefed]

Unfortunately, I haven't had the time to tackle this issue myself. Help from the community would be greatly appreciated.

[kreezxil]

Just make a batch that fires the PowerShell script, PowerShell will run from dos if invoked.

[Griefed]

Better late than never. This appears to work just fine, though I don't particularly like it:

@ECHO OFF
CD /d %~dp0
powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "start.ps1"

The reason for me not liking is is the fact this is more of a hack than a standalone Batch-template. It requires the PowerShell-script to be present and depends on PowerShell allowing this behaviour.

I'll continue looking into providing an honest Batch-template, maybe even ask for the BisectHosting services on the server.

[kreezxil]

Better late than never. This appears to work just fine, though I don't particularly like it:

@ECHO OFF
CD /d %~dp0
powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "start.ps1"

The reason for me not liking is is the fact this is more of a hack than a standalone Batch-template. It requires the PowerShell-script to be present and depends on PowerShell allowing this behaviour.

I'll continue looking into providing an honest Batch-template, maybe even ask for the BisectHosting services on the server.

You should, they would gladly grant you one. You're popular enough, I'd say go for a VPS.

[Griefed]

Maybe my phrasing was bad. I was talking about the service-request section in the Developer Market :D