How to print a new line in MS-DOS script?

Question

I want to print the output of a program in MS-DOS, so I wrote a .bat file that says:

cls
ruby foo.rb

But the output - as it appears on my command line - looks like this:

c:\workspace>ruby foo.rb
foo output
c:\workspace>

I wanted to insert a new line into the output using MS-DOS because I don't want to pollute my Ruby code with anything unrelated to what the code should do.

The only commands in MS-DOS that look the way I want are type and print, but both are for printing files.

I tried to create a text file with two blank lines and output it using the "type" command, but it looks messy.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Answer 1

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ruby foo.rb

Answer 2

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Answer 7

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If you want the result to be sent to another location, use dos "pipe" output.

ruby foo.rb > out.txt

outputs ruby ​​command output to out.txt file.

If you want to control the output, use ECHO.

@ECHO OFF/ON //turns off/on command output
ECHO "Blah" //writes "Blah" to the console.
ECHO. //writes a blank line to the console.