Can I test the title of a Command Prompt window? I know that I can start a .bat file with a title:
start "idk_title" cmd /c ".\idk_name.bat"
But is there a way that I can test it? Something like this:
if title == "idk_title" echo wow the title says idk.
This powershell one liner wrapped in batch should do:
powershell -Nop -c "(([system.console]::title) -split ' - powershell')[0]"
To save it to a variable
:: Q:\Test\2018\12\28\SU_1388261.cmd
@Echo off
Title This is just a test text
for /f "usebackq delims=" %%A in (`
powershell -Nop -c "(([system.console]::title) -split ' - powershell')[0]"
`) do set "WindowTitle=%%A"
set WindowTitle
Sample output:
> Q:\Test\2018\12\28\SU_1388261.cmd
WindowTitle=This is just a test text
download CMDWIZ library,
right there; https://github.com/misol1/gotoxy/blob/master/cmdwiz.exe
and i say, it's working fine!
test;
C:\Users\teo\Desktop | (Teoman)>title as da ds ad as da sda s
C:\Users\teo\Desktop | (Teoman)>cmdwiz gettitle
as da ds ad as da sda s - cmdwiz gettitle
for more info about (gettitle) command... write "cmdwiz gettitle /?" if you want to save your title as a value.
