What does the @title batch script command do?

Question

I see it a few times in my batch script, however I'm not certain what it actually does. The two occurrences of it are below an @echo (which prints out the text following it to the console) and are exact duplicates of the text that is printed with @echo.

Answer 1

• @ means "don't echo this, just run it."
• title lets you set the title of the cmd.exe window.

Try title /? from the command prompt.

Answer 2

毫不奇怪，它设置了批处理运行的命令提示符窗口的标题 。前导@使该行不会回显到提示符。

Answer 3

It sets the title of the current command window title bar.

If you run the following script as a batch file, you will see an example:

@title = "My Title"
pause

Answer 4

它“指定命令提示符窗口的标题”（通过运行title /? ）。