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04.24.2008 at 12:58PM PDT, ID: 23351723 | Points: 125

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Difference between set _args=%~2 VS set _args=%2

Asked by lqwest in Shell Scripting, MS DOS

Tags: command shell

In command shell I have this code:

set _args=%~2 %~3

How is this different from this line ( notice no tilde's)
set _args=%2 %3

This is someone else's code, and I am not sure why the ~ is in the code line. Is there any difference behind the scenes, and what is the logic behind the use of the tilde (~)?Start Free Trial

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