Jumping back to label inside loop? [duplicate] - windows

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Arrays, linked lists and other data structures in cmd.exe (batch) script
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I need to loop through the list of files set through the command line, and loop through a local array.
No knowing of a better way, I tried using labels, but cmd doesn't behave as expected:
#echo off
if "%~1"=="" GOTO PARAM
setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion
set colors[0]="<style>yellow</style>"
set colors[1]="<style>blue</style>"
set COUNTER=0
for %%f in ("%1") DO (
echo Handling %%f
echo !COUNTER!
:LOOP
IF !COUNTER!=="0" GOTO CASE_YELLOW
IF !COUNTER!=="1" GOTO CASE_BLUE
IF !COUNTER! GTR 6 GOTO END
set /a COUNTER +=1
)
GOTO END
:CASE_YELLOW
ECHO Case YELLOW
GOTO LOOP
:CASE_BLUE
ECHO Case BLUE
GOTO LOOP
:PARAM
echo Usage : %0 myfile.xml/*.xml
:END
ECHO Done.
Here's the output using "myscript.bat file*.xml":
Handling file1.xml
0
Handling fileé.xml
1
Done.
Thank you.

Answer 1

Thankfully you put enough info in your code commenting to kinda see where you were going to with the arguments.
that said, if you want to do something when a condition is met in a loop, and continue with the loop after doing it, you simply need to change to calling your sub Functions, and then end of file which will return tou to your place in the loop.
this should do the needful
#(setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion
echo off
set "colors[0]=<style>yellow</style>"
set "colors[1]=<style>blue</style>"
set /a "COUNTER=0"
SET "SRC=%~1"
)
IF /I "%~1" EQU "" (
Call :PARAM
) ELSE (
CALL :Main
)
( ENDLOCAL
CALL :End
EXIT /B 0
)
:Main
For %%f in ("%SRC%") DO (
IF !COUNTER! < 6 (
echo Handling %%f
echo !COUNTER!
CALL ECHO.IN MAIN LOOP COLOR= "%%Colors[%counter%]%%"
IF !COUNTER!==0 CALL :CASE_YELLOW
IF !COUNTER!==1 CALL :CASE_BLUE
set /a "COUNTER+=1"
) ELSE (
echo.exiting.
GOTO :EOF
)
)
GOTO :EOF
:CASE_YELLOW
ECHO Case YELLOW
ECHO.In sub function yellow COLOR = "!Colors[%counter%]!"
GOTO :EOF
:CASE_BLUE
ECHO Case BLUE
ECHO.In sub function blue COLOR= "!Colors[%counter%]!"
GOTO :EOF
:PARAM
echo Usage : %0 myfile.xml/*.xml
GOTO :EOF
:END
ECHO Done.
Here's the out
GOTO :EOF