Here's a nit. With the batch/command file format, string values cannot wrap around to a new line.
In other words, even if you treat single and double-quotes as quoted values for a batch file (which is helpful for comparisons even if not 100% correct syntax) they should terminate at the end of the line even if there is no closing quote.
P.S. The root cause of the screen shot above is that single quotes were accidentally put at the beginnings of lines instead of :: to comment them out. So really is a user error. But if it is no big deal to terminate quotes at the end of a line, I would appreciate the change. No biggie if you don't agree and decide not to do it.
In other words, even if you treat single and double-quotes as quoted values for a batch file (which is helpful for comparisons even if not 100% correct syntax) they should terminate at the end of the line even if there is no closing quote.
P.S. The root cause of the screen shot above is that single quotes were accidentally put at the beginnings of lines instead of :: to comment them out. So really is a user error. But if it is no big deal to terminate quotes at the end of a line, I would appreciate the change. No biggie if you don't agree and decide not to do it.
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