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18 Février 2021
Delimiters separate one parameter from the next - they split the command line up into words. Artrage 6.
Parameters are most often separated by spaces, but any of the following are also valid delimiters:
Comma (,)
Semicolon (;)
Equals (=)
Space ( )
Tab ( )
If you are passing a parameter to a batch file that contains any of these delimiter characters, it will split the parameter into two parameters unless you surround the whole thing with double quotes: 'this is;one=param,'

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Notice that although / and - are commonly used to separate command options, they are absent from the list above. This is because batch file parameters are passed to CMD.exe which can accept it's own parameters (which are invoked using / and - )
One exception to this standard list of delimiters is the FOR command where the default is just [space] and [tab] and you can use the delims= option to specify something different.

When using the TAB character as a delimiter be aware that many text editors will insert a TAB as a series of SPACEs.
When you use %* to refer to all parameters, the value returned will include the delimiters, under NT 4.0 this will include the leading space, under Windows 2000 and above it won't.
