The Endlocal CMD command is a Windows command line utility that is used to terminate the localization of environment changes inside a batch file. It is used to stop the localization of environment variables that have been set by the Setlocal command. The Endlocal command is used to restore the environment to the state that it was in before the Setlocal command was used.
Syntax of the Endlocal CMD Command
The syntax of the Endlocal CMD command is as follows:
- ENDLOCAL [options]
Options of the Endlocal CMD Command
The Endlocal CMD command has two options:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| /p | This option displays the environment variables that have been set by the Setlocal command. |
| /x | This option displays the environment variables that have been set by the Setlocal command and then exits the batch file. |
Examples of the Endlocal CMD Command
The following are examples of how to use the Endlocal CMD command:
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To display the environment variables that have been set by the Setlocal command, type the following command:
ENDLOCAL /p
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To display the environment variables that have been set by the Setlocal command and then exit the batch file, type the following command:
ENDLOCAL /x
Conclusion
The Endlocal CMD command is a Windows command line utility that is used to terminate the localization of environment changes inside a batch file. It is used to stop the localization of environment variables that have been set by the Setlocal command. The Endlocal command is used to restore the environment to the state that it was in before the Setlocal command was used. The Endlocal CMD command has two options: /p and /x. The /p option displays the environment variables that have been set by the Setlocal command, while the /x option displays the environment variables that have been set by the Setlocal command and then exits the batch file.