I am writing a batch script to go through some directories doing an specific task, something like the following:
set DBCreationScript=//Here I set the full path for the script
echo %DBCreationScript%
Problem is the path has got some latin characters (ç, ã, á) and when I run the script, the output shows strange characters, not the ones I typed in. The batch script is in ANSI encoding.
I already tried to set the script encoding to UTF-8, bu开发者_如何学JAVAt apparently the batch interpreter can't handle the control characters that appear on the beggining of the file.
Any thoughts?
Save the batch file in OEM encoding (a decent editor should allow this) or change the code page prior to running it with
chcp 1252
You can also save it as UTF-8 without signature (BOM) and use
chcp 65001
but down that path lies peril and dragons await to eat you (in short: It's usually painful and has a few weird side-effects).
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