问题
I am having problems with passing arguments to a batch function with nested double quotes.
Here is an example of a batch file:
@SET path_with_space="c:\test\filenamewith space.txt"
@CALL :FUNCTION blaat1, "blaat2 %path_with_space%"
@GOTO :EOF
:FUNCTION
@echo off
echo arg 1: %~1
echo arg 2: %~2
echo arg 3: %~3
GOTO :EOF
The output is:
arg 1: blaat1
arg 2: blaat2 "c:\test\filenamewith
arg 3: space.txt""
What should I do to make arg 2: blaat2 "c:\test\filenamewith space.txt"?
Note that I cannot adjust the function or change the %path_with_space%. I can only control what is passed to the function.
回答1:
Like dbenham said, it's seems impossible to escape a space in a parameter without quotes.
But it could be possible if you know how the receiver function gets the parameters.
Then you could tranfer the parameter via an escaped delayed variable, the variable will be expanded not in the call, it will be expanded just in the function.
And it's necessary that the parameters will be assigned in the function to variables, but this could be the case in a good and readable code.
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
set path_with_space="c:\test\filenamewith space.txt"
@CALL :FUNCTION blaat1, "blaat2 ^!path_with_space^!"
GOTO :EOF
:FUNCTION
@echo off
echo arg 1: %~1
echo arg 2: %~2
echo arg 3: %~3
GOTO :EOF
The output is:
arg 1: blaat1
arg 2: blaat2 "c:\test\filenamewith space.txt"
arg 3:
EDIT: Soltution with batch injection
This works even when delayed expansion should be always disabled.
But then you need to now how the parameters are expanded in the function.
@echo off
set path_with_space="c:\test\filenamewith space.txt"
CALL :FUNCTION 1 2 ""^^"&call:inject:""
exit/b
:inject
set arg1=blaat1
set arg2=blaat2 %path_with_space%
set arg3=none
exit /b
:FUNCTION
@echo off
set "arg1=%~1"
set "arg2=%~2"
set "arg3=%~3"
echo arg 1: %arg1%
echo arg 2: %arg2%
echo arg 3: %arg3%
GOTO :EOF
回答2:
I found this but all i could do was move the issue around to different areas.
Working with Quotes
@SET
path_with_space="c:\test\filenamewith space.txt"
:: Remove quotes
@SET _string=###%path_with_space%###
@SET _string=%_string:"###=%
@SET _string=%_string:###"=%
@SET _string=%_string:###=%
@echo %_string%
@CALL :FUNCTION blaat1, "blaat2 %_string%"
@GOTO :EOF
:FUNCTION
@echo off
@echo arg 1: %~1
@echo arg 2: %~2
@echo arg 3: %~3
:EOF
pause
回答3:
I don't believe it is possible.
It is not possible to escape a space such that it is not interpreted as a parameter delimiter. The only way to include a space in a parameter is to enclose it in quotes. You require some space to be quoted and some not, so it is impossible.
回答4:
@jeb +1
@davor
why don't use simply double-double quotes
@SET path_with_space=""c:\test\filenamewith space.txt""
@CALL :FUNCTION blaat1, "blaat2 %path_with_space%", blaat3
@GOTO :EOF
:FUNCTION
@echo off
echo arg 1: %~1
::--------------------
set arg2=%~2
set arg2=%arg2:""="%
::-------------------
echo arg 2: %arg2%
echo arg 3: %~3
GOTO :EOF
The output is:
arg 1: blaat1
arg 2: blaat2 "c:\test\filenamewith space.txt"
arg 3: blaat3
回答5:
IF YOU DON'T WANT TO USE DELAYED EXPANSION (you need to edit FUNCTION to acomplish this!):
I suggest you to remove quotes before passing the arguments to FUNCTION (Note %path_with_space:"=%" vs %path_with_space%" in your original example) then you can put them back with replacing your path with quoted verion (%%_arg_2:%path_with_space:"=%=%path_with_space%%%):
@SET path_with_space="c:\test\filenamewith space.txt"
@CALL :FUNCTION blaat1, "blaat2 %path_with_space:"=%"
@GOTO :EOF
:FUNCTION
@echo off
echo arg 1: %~1
set _arg_2=%~2
call echo arg 2: %%_arg_2:%path_with_space:"=%=%path_with_space%%%
echo arg 3: %~3
GOTO :EOF
Output is:
arg 1: blaat1
arg 2: blaat2 "c:\test\filenamewith space.txt"
arg 3:
If other arguments also contain paths surrounded in quotes, you can follow the same pattern for all of them
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12551842/cmd-nested-double-quotes-in-argument