.bat countdown

I was trying to do this in batch anyway, even though I will have a little trouble knowing what native commands exist under Seven..

I thought (as mentioned in the source I cited) about a ping for the wait (because that's really what - pun intended - pauses the problem..) but I am not satisfied with the precision obtained..

Here's what I propose (come on..... who can do better?)

 @echo off for /L %%i in (10,-1,1) do ( echo Please wait %%i sec PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 1000 >NUL ) 

Edit: explanations, for i going from 10 to 1 losing 1 each time, perform a ping to a non-existent address and a timeout of 1 sec while redirecting the output to NUL; then display the number of seconds remaining.
NB: sometimes it associates 2 commands at once, I don't know why?

I slightly modified boly38's program so that only the value of seconds changes

@echo off
for /L %%i in (10,-1,1) do (
echo Please wait %%i sec

PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 1000 >NUL
cls
)
ECHO END
pause

have a nice day

it’s the jars that do that (go to the zero site to learn Java ^^)

So it doesn't exist in batch?

Well maybe, but most of it is Java or something else.

JAVA? Oh ok, I will take a look.

there is the following command that does it all

 timeout 10 

src : https://www.robvanderwoude.com/wait.php

You create the Java file and then name it comptarebour.jar, and when you're done, you place it in a folder.

You create a .bat file and put this in it:

@echo off
title Ancestra Remake V0.5.4 Rev 33 Compiled by Demien
:loop
Java -jar -Xmx 5m -Xms 5m comptarebour.jar
goto loop
PAUSE

I believe you need to make sure the .bat is in the same folder as comptarebour.jar.

Alright, thank you, I will try that :)

Oh yeah!!!! It will be time, I tested it and it works.

Thank you for your reply boly38, I have already seen this command, but it only works under Vista :'(

xD !!

Not bad boly38, I found this, but we need something that will refresh the echo

@ECHO OFF
set /a nomjou=10
echo Wait %nomjou% seconds
:loop
set /a nomjou = nomjou - 1
ping -n 1 127.0.0.0 > NUL
if %nomjou%==0 goto endloop
goto loop
:endloop
ECHO END
pause

If you found something incorrect in my batch, let me know (I’m a beginner :D)