BATch TO SHell

Turn batch scripts to shell scripts on Windows and Linux

NOTE! Please check the shell scripts before running them! Everything cannot be changed from batch to shell the way the user probably intended.

The program uses ATRC resource file library. Documentation on how to work with it is written into .\ATRC\README.txt

For most of the commands, the defaults are there for a reason but you can modify them.

Resource files will be downloaded to:

Linux: ~/.config/battosh/ATRC

Windows: C:\Users\%USERNAME%\battosh\ATRC

Every run will create logs at:

Linux: ~/.config/battosh/logs

Windows: C:\Users\%USERNAME%\battosh\logs

Download

See releases

Windows:

Standalone executable
Installer executable

Linux:

Standalone executable
AppImage executable

Usage

    battosh {args} [optional]

    args:
        provide path to your batch script

    optional
        -o,     --out                       Set the program to output the shell file with a different filename
        -h,     --help                      See help message
                --version                   See version
                --wsl                       Turn paths to comply with WSL, C:\temp -> /mnt/c/temp.
                --no-linux                  Program does not turn some paths from windows to linux
        -nc,    --no-comments               Program does not save comments
                --disable-atrc-warnings     Disable warning messages from ATRC
                --set-mkdirp                Sets all MKDIR commands to have -p as it is the Windows default
        -qm,    --set-quietmode             CMD flag /Q will be turned to 2> /dev/null
        -ds,    --dir-sort                  When dir is translated to ls, add -l flag to ls (ls -l) 
        -bs,    --bat-shell                 Turn all occurences of .bat to .sh
                --set-home {path}           Give absolute path to where the program will look for config files

    examples:
        battosh file.bat                    -> outputs file.sh
        battosh file.bat -o test.sh         -> outputs test.sh

see file processing flags to inject and modify code during compile ATRC\PROCESS_FLAGS.atrc

battosh can turn the following commands/statements with their flags into bash

Variables               =>              See ATRC\VARIABLES.atrc
ECHO                    =>              See ATRC\ECHO.atrc
@ECHO (on/off)          =>              See ATRC\ECHO.atrc
(@)REM, ::              =>              See ATRC\COMMENTS.atrc
VER                     =>              See ATRC\VER.atrc
CLS                     =>              See ATRC\CLS.atrc
CALL                    =>              See ATRC\CALL.atrc
TYPE                    =>              See ATRC\TYPE.atrc
CD, CHDIR, CD..         =>              See ATRC\CD.atrc
EXIT                    =>              See ATRC\EXIT.atrc
Relational operators    =>              See ATRC\RELATIONAL_OPERATORS.atrc
Logical operators       =>              See ATRC\LOGICAL_OPERATORS.atrc 
Assignment operators    =>              See ATRC\ASSIGNMENT_OPERATORS.atrc
Bitwise operators       =>              See ATRC\BITWISE_OPERATORS.atrc
Arithmetic operators    =>              See ATRC\ARITHMETIC_OPERATORS.atrc
String operators        =>              See ATRC\STRING_OPERATORS.atrc
IF, ELSE(ELSE IF)       =>              See ATRC\IF.atrc
MKDIR, MD               =>              See ATRC\MKDIR.atrc
RMDIR, RD               =>              See ATRC\RMDIR.atrc
REN, RENAME             =>              See ATRC\RENAME.atrc
TIMEOUT                 =>              See ATRC\TIMEOUT.atrc
MOVE                    =>              See ATRC\MOVE.atrc
HELP                    =>              See ATRC\HELP.atrc
PAUSE                   =>              See ATRC\PAUSE.atrc
DIR                     =>              See ATRC\DIR.atrc
SET                     =>              See ATRC\SET.atrc
COPY                    =>              See ATRC\COPY.atrc

Known issues

Developing

Build and run yourself

Windows, Visual Studio:
    C++ CMake tools for windows
    C++ v14.xx build tools for (processor)
    MSVC build tools

Windows, Cygwin, MSYS:
    Cmake, Ninja and somekind of C++ compiler should work

Linux:
    Cmake, Ninja and somekind of C++ compiler

NOTE: See .\<win|linux>\<batch|shell>\globals.<bat|sh>. Enter your paths there or the executable programs if they are found in the PATH

build project:
    .\<win|linux>\build.<bat|sh>

run project:
    .\<win|linux>\run.<bat|sh> [args...]

build and run the project:
    .\build_n_run.<bat|sh> [args...]

clear build:
    .\<win|linux>\<batch|shell>\del.<bat|sh>

Releasing

In .\release_building, run win.bat and linux.sh to build all the release binaries

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