Extended Batch Language
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* Most distributions of the EBL software include some demo scripts. | * Most distributions of the EBL software include some demo scripts. | ||
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* http://www.canova3.com/seaware/ | * http://www.canova3.com/seaware/ | ||
* [[Wikipedia: Batch file]] - Briefly discusses EBL. | * [[Wikipedia: Batch file]] - Briefly discusses EBL. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:39, 1 September 2023
Extended Batch Language (EBL) is a script interpreter and scripting language, primarily for DOS. The language is an enhanced variant of that used in batch (.BAT) files. It was developed by Frank Canova, later by Seaware.
EBL was apparently renamed to EBL-Plus as of version 4.00. There is also Professional EBL-Plus, which can compile scripts to COM format.
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[edit] Identification
EBL scripts usually contain one or more lines (often including the first line) beginning with "bat ".
EBL scripts are often accompanied by a file named "BAT.COM".
[edit] Software
- EBL
[edit] Sample files
- Most distributions of the EBL software include some demo scripts.
- http://cd.textfiles.com/rbbsv3n1/bins/bat.zip
[edit] Links
- http://www.canova3.com/seaware/
- Wikipedia: Batch file - Briefly discusses EBL.
