ORPcmd

A set of new cmd-commands. Made by http://jriedel.info/

Installation

This is quite easy. Download the entire master branch OR the branch for the version you want and extract the version you want out of the ZIP-File. Then, add the path of the directory to the PATH-Environment-Variable.

Changelog

v1	v2	v3
Added xPRINT.exe	Added cTIME.exe	Added READKEY.exe
Added MAKEANIMATION.exe	Added uTIME.exe	Added SLEEP.exe
Added ANIMATION.exe		Added STARTINVISIBLE.exe
Added CURSORVISIBILITY.exe		Removed CURSORVISIBILITY.exe
Added STRLEN.exe		Removed CURSORPOS.exe
Added xCOLOR.exe		Added CONSOLE.exe
Added PRINT.exe
Added CURSORPOS.exe

Documentation

Command	Version Added	Syntax	Description
ANIMATION	v1	ANIMATION <MS> <ANIMATION>	Plays an animation. MS specifies the amount of Milliseconds per Frame, and ANIMATION is just all the animation frames seperated by spaces. Example: ANIMATION 200 U u .. u Will animate to: U u .. u U u .. u U u .. u U u .. u U u .. u To have your code continue while the animation is running, call it with START /B
CONSOLE	v3	CONSOLE cursorsize <0-100>	Sets the cursor to the given size. Set to 0 to make it disappear.
		CONSOLE windowscroll <x> <y>	Scrolls the window to the given point, measured from the top left corner.
		CONSOLE windowsize <x> <y>	Resizes the window to the given width and height.
		CONSOLE clear	Clears the window.
		CONSOLE get <setting>	Returns the current value of the settings cursorsize, windowscroll or windowsize. Also, you can get the current window title with it.
cTIME	v2	cTIME <TIMESTAMP>	Converts a Millisecond-Unix-Timestamp to human-readable time, ready to output.
MAKEANIMATION	v1	MAKEANIMATION <Type> <Sub> [WORD]	Outputs a valid animation value for the ANIMATION command. Types: Rotate: 0 - / - \ | 1 - ^ > V < 2 - + x 3 - p d b q Range: Returns a set of numbers from 0 to the given number. Alphabet: Returns n letters of the alphabet. Maximum is 26. Appear Accepts the WORD Parameter, while a 0 for Sub is required. It makes the given word appear one letter at a time.
PRINT	v1	PRINT <String>	Prints the String. Only difference to the built-in echo is that no newline is added at the end.
READKEY	v3	READKEY <MS>	Waits MS Milliseconds for a keypress, then returns 0. The returned number when a key is pressed consists of two values: Example: 7068 The 68 stands for the KeyCode of the pressed key, in this case D. The 7 at the beginning stands for the Modifier-buttons that were pressed: 0 - None, 1 - Alt, 2 - Shift, 3 - Alt+Shift, 4 - Control, 5 - Control+Alt, 6 - Control+Shift, 7 - Control+Alt+Shift. These values can be extracted using Division and Modulo.
SLEEP	v3	SLEEP <MS>	Pauses the script for MS Milliseconds.
STARTINVISBLE	v3	STARTINVISIBLE <script file>	When used with START /B, this starts a batch-script as invisible. This script can then do whatever you want. When executed, the command writes the PID of the started process to %temp%\processid.txt, so you can terminate it with taskkill at any time. This may be updated to return the PID in errorlevel and not require start /b in a future version.
STRLEN	v1	STRLEN <String>	Returns the amount of characters in String in %errorlevel%
uTIME	v2	uTIME uTIME -c	Returns the current time as Millisecond-Unix-Timestamp.
		uTIME -f <File>	Returns the last modification date for File as Millisecond-Unix-Timestamp.
		uTIME -fc <File>	Returns the creation date for File as Millisecond-Unix-Timestamp.
xCOLOR	v1	xCOLOR <Color>	Sets the print color to Color, as seen in color, but only for the text after it.
xPRINT	v1	xPRINT <File>	Reads the File as Instructions and executes them all at once. c00 - Changes Color. (to 00 in this case.) eHello - Prints something. ("Hello" in this case.) n - New line.