How can I add totals from a file in a dos batch?

You can to this: echo off set passed=0 set failed=0 set skipped=0 for /f "tokens=2,4,6 delims= " %%a in (%1) do call :add %%a %%b %%c echo passed=%passed% echo failed=%failed% echo skipped=%skipped% goto :eof :add REM echo %1 %2 %3 set /a passed=%passed%+%1 set /a failed=%failed%+%2 set /a skipped=%skipped%+%3 :eof result: C:\temp>sumtotals. Bat file. Txt passed=89 failed=0 skipped=1.

You can to this: @echo off set passed=0 set failed=0 set skipped=0 for /f "tokens=2,4,6 delims= " %%a in (%1) do call :add %%a %%b %%c echo passed=%passed% echo failed=%failed% echo skipped=%skipped% goto :eof :add REM echo %1 %2 %3 set /a passed=%passed%+%1 set /a failed=%failed%+%2 set /a skipped=%skipped%+%3 :eof result: C:\temp>sumtotals. Bat file. Txt passed=89 failed=0 skipped=1.

1, if you use set /a passed+= ... and so on, then you didn't need the (slow) call. – jeb Jul 22 at 12:13 impressive - I did not think this could be so easily done. – Jesse Vogt Jul 22 at 12:31 +1 Perfect thanks!

– Derick Schoonbee Jul 22 at 12:41.

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