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Not sure about VS but in true batch you can enter multiple commands on one line by separating each with the &quot;&amp;&quot;&nbsp;character. &nbsp;<br />
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Try this from a command line:<br />
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set a=5 &amp;set b=5 &amp;set c=5 &amp;echo a = %a% &amp;echo b = %b% &amp;echo c = %c%
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Not sure about VS but in true batch you can enter multiple commands on one line by separating each with the "&" character.  

Try this from a command line:

set a=5 &set b=5 &set c=5 &echo a = %a% &echo b = %b% &echo c = %c%

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thanks, but you should turn the accepted solution and the assist (with points). HookooDooKu posted the solution. my comment was an add-on.<br />
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Sara
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thanks, but you should turn the accepted solution and the assist (with points). HookooDooKu posted the solution. my comment was an add-on.

Sara

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Hi<br />
I want to initialize a few variable to a particular value. I want to do this in one line for cleaner code.<br />
For example:<br />
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int a,b,c=5;<br />
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I am using Visual studio. Only the last variable c seems to be initialized to 5.<br />
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Multiple initialization is not possible, or is it? And if so, how?
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Hi
I want to initialize a few variable to a particular value. I want to do this in one line for cleaner code.
For example:

int a,b,c=5;

I am using Visual studio. Only the last variable c seems to be initialized to 5.

Multiple initialization is not possible, or is it? And if so, how?

multiple initialization in one line

Batch files are text files containing a script of commands that are executed by the command interpreter on DOS, OS/2 and Windows systems. Most commonly, they are used to perform a series of functions that are repeated -- copying a set of files created daily with one step, for example.

Windows Batch

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