How to call batch with %1="Hello All"

Why would you want to pass it all as one parameter??

That's easy.

you can pass "hello all" as a parameter and the command shell will remove the " and don't split the two words.

Code:

  Uses DOS;
  Begin
    {$M 8192,0,0}
    Exec(GetEnv('ComSpec'),'/C mybatch.bat HELLO ALL!');
  End.

Exec(GetEnv('ComSpec'),'/C mybatch.bat HELLO ALL!');

(1) your code should read:
     Exec(GetEnv('ComSpec'),'/C mybatch.bat "HELLO ALL!"');
(2) DOS will treat  "HELLO ALL!" as %1, including "

Space are treated under DOS to sperate each word. So you need another character for this. The _ (underscore) is made for this.

If a _ is made for the space,
then I have no problem at all??!!!

Is_this_sentence_looks_good_to_you_at_all??

The problem is you can't force DOS tho treat Hello World is one word. You must use another character. Or you have to use "HELLO World" with the ".

Anderslee - Do you pass the "Hello world" as plain text argument?

There may not be a method through command line, but there's
gotta be a way.
At least I encounter one program that can do that.

I think I have partial solution.

charcter 255 looks exactly like a space and is not seperated when u send it as a parameter !

so instead of sending the parameter as
  'Hello'+chr(32)+'All!'    {where chr(32) is space}
send
  'Hello'+chr(255)+'All!'   {where chr(255) looks like space
                             but not splitted like space}

now, this should work
  Exec(GetEnv('ComSpec'),'/C mybatch.bat HELLO'+chr(255)+'ALL!');

That was also my solution...

set temp=
:start
if e%1==e goto doneshift
set temp=%temp% %1
shift
goto start
if e%1==e goto doneshift

:doneshift


rem your batch...your data is in the %temp%, or you call the rem batch again with that way: 1.Bat %temp%