Currently I've tried the following: set /p output = < output.txtset output =>> output.txtset output = >> output.txt and set output = ">> output.txt", however none of them seem to be working.
Try escaping your carats: set output = ^>^> output.txt echo "string to write to file with quotes" %output%
我发现了我遇到的问题。显然，如果您尝试将文件名放入变量中，Windows bat 文件会抛出错误。这意味着我想要的解决方案没有实际意义。
I've found the issue I was encountering. Apparently windows bat files will toss errors if you try to put a file name in the variable. This means that my intended solution is moot point.
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您的描述非常不清楚，但如果我理解正确，您想要一些简单的东西，例如 echo:
(如果您想附加数据而不覆盖现有数据，请将 > 更改为 >>)
Your description is very unclear, but if I understand you correctly you want something simple like echo:
(Change > to >> if you want to append data and not overwrite the existing data)
目前我已尝试以下操作：
set /p output =output.txt设置输出=>>输出.txt设置输出=>> output.txt和set output = ">>output.txt"，但是它们似乎都不起作用。尝试转义您的克拉：
设置输出 = ^>^>;输出.txtecho“用引号写入文件的字符串”％output％Currently I've tried the following:
set /p output = < output.txtset output =>> output.txtset output = >> output.txtandset output = ">> output.txt", however none of them seem to be working.Try escaping your carats:
set output = ^>^> output.txtecho "string to write to file with quotes" %output%我发现了我遇到的问题。显然，如果您尝试将文件名放入变量中，Windows bat 文件会抛出错误。这意味着我想要的解决方案没有实际意义。
I've found the issue I was encountering. Apparently windows bat files will toss errors if you try to put a file name in the variable. This means that my intended solution is moot point.