bat file echos multiple lines

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bat file echos multiple lines
i am trying to create a script to get some code from pastebin or something like that but i ran in to a problem with @echo off at the beginning of the file(is doesn't matter if the rest of the file work for now but the problem with echo is realy irritating)
my code is this
@Echo off
set bin=http://www.pastebin.com/raw/%1
set nam=%1.bat
bitsadmin /transfer myJob /download /priority normal %bin% %nam%
start %nam%
del %nam%
pause
and the output is
offset bin=http://www.pastebin.com/raw/%1set nam=%1.batbitsadmin /transfer myJob /download /priority normal start del pause
for some reason (i used both notepad and notepad++ rot if it is like that nppp inserts weird newline characters of something but other code does work...)
but
@echo off
set hoi=rgrgae
REM keymash
Echo %hoi%
pause
does work?
it might be just some obvious thing that i missed if so sorry
CRLF
CR
Call
%nam%
Start
@Compo how do i change the line endings??
– ad zwemer
Aug 6 at 11:18
@adzwemer, you said you used Notepad++. Surprised you have never seen that option. It also has the ability to show you the line endings while editing the file.
– Squashman
Aug 6 at 12:05
I believe that the latest version of
notepad in Windows 10, supports different EOL endings if the text containing them is pasted into it, (subject to the registry not being altered to prevent it). So my advice is dont paste text into notepad if using the latest version in Windows 10, and if you don't know what line ending it is using, (if you choose View>Status Bar, it may indicate the line ending when pasted). To change the line endings in NotePad++, I'd also assume that the option is available in the Menu, probably View>EOL Conversion>Windows Format, or similar.– Compo
Aug 6 at 12:41
notepad
Windows 10
EOL
notepad
Windows 10
View
Status Bar
NotePad++
Menu
View
EOL Conversion
Windows Format
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Perhaps you should make sure your batch file is using Windows
CRLFline endings as opposed to MAC'sCRstyle. As a side note, you should be usingCallwith%nam%notStart.– Compo
Aug 6 at 10:53