Update AutoRunWithCMD.cmd

Next major version, quite a few things changed.

AutoRunWithCMD.cmd

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 :: Sets the color, disables command feedback, and clears the screen of the version and whatnot text.
+:Init
 @echo off
 cls
 cd %appdata%
@@ -23,8 +24,15 @@ if exist "Ease of Use Command Prompt Auto Run Script" (
 )
 :EoUCPARS-FolderExists
 echo.>Launched.txt
+goto :ReadBackColor
+
+:ReadBackColor
+set /p color= < Color.txt
+ping techflash.ga -n 1 > nul
+color %color%
 goto :MainMenu
 
+
 :: Launches if the previous code detects that this is your first time launching the program
 :FirstTimeUser
 title Do you want a tutorial?
@@ -93,27 +101,26 @@ echo.>MainMenuTriggered.txt
 
 
 :: Some code to make choices
+:: NOTE TO FUTURE SELF:
+:: For some reason this code only allows for a SINGLE character to be used as a choice thingy, so like, 0-9 is fine, but not 10, etc.
 :Choice
 set choice=
 echo.
-echo. 1: Go to the regular command line and run your own commands!
-echo. 2: Test your internet connection by pinging Google!
-echo. 3: Repair your system by running DISM and System File Checker!
-echo. 4: Get your public IP!
-echo. 5: Check network statistics!
-echo. 8: Settings
-echo. 9: Access Help
+echo.  1: Go to the regular command line and run your own commands!
+echo.  2: Test your internet connection by pinging Google!
+echo.  3: Repair your system by running DISM and System File Checker!
+echo.  4: Get your public IP!
+echo.  5: Check network statistics!
+echo.  8: Settings
+echo.  9: Access Help
 set /p choice= Your choice?=
 if not '%choice%'=='' set choice=%choice:~0,1%
 if '%choice%'=='1' goto :GoToRegularCMD
 if '%choice%'=='2' goto :PingGoogle
 if '%choice%'=='3' goto :DISMandSFC
 if '%choice%'=='4' goto :CurlIPme
 if '%choice%'=='5= goto :CheckNetworkStatistics
-if '%choice%'=='exit' goto :exit
-if '%choice%'=='leave' goto :exit
-if '%choice%'=='die' goto :exit
-if '%choice%'=='debug' goto :debug
+if '%choice%'=='0' goto :debug
 if '%choice%'=='8' goto :Settings
 if '%choice%'=='9' goto :Help
 ECHO "%choice%" is not a valid option, please try again.
@@ -165,10 +172,13 @@ echo.====WARNING========WARNING=======WARNING=====
 echo.THESE ARE DEBUG OPTIONS AND **CAN** BREAK THE PROGRAM!!
 echo.ARE YOU **101% POSITIVE** THAT YOU NEED THESE?
 echo.
-echo.Say "I understand", to prove the you understand this aggreement: The creator takes no responsibilty in what can happen if I, the user, breaks part of the program, by using explictly stated as options for DEBUGGING purposes.
+echo.Do you understand this aggreement? The creator takes no responsibilty in what can happen if I, the user, breaks part of the program, by using explictly stated as options for DEBUGGING purposes.
+echo.
 set /p isSureOfDebugOptions=
-if '%isSureOfDebugOptions%'=='I understand' goto :realDebug
-if '%isSureOfDebugOptions%'=='i understand' goto :useBetterGrammarDebug
+if '%isSureOfDebugOptions%'=='y' goto :realDebug
+if '%isSureOfDebugOptions%'=='Y' goto :realDebug
+if '%isSureOfDebugOptions%'=='n' goto :noDebug
+if '%isSureOfDebugOptions%'=='N' goto :noDebug
 goto :noDebug
 
 
@@ -179,18 +189,18 @@ ping techflash.ga -n 1 > nul
 goto :noDebug
 
 :realDebug
-echo Nothing here yet, currently working on the menu.
+echo.
+echo Nothing here yet, currently working on the main menu.
+echo.Press any key to go back to the Main menu.
+pause
 goto :MainMenu
 
-:useBetterGrammarDebug
-echo Use better grammar next time, CAPITALIZE >:(
-goto :realDebug
-
 :: Settings menu
 :Settings
 @echo off
 cls
 echo.Welcome to the settings menu!  Here you can modify some settings!
+echo.
 echo.1: Modify the default color when you start the script.
 echo.2: Not yet created just felt like adding this here. :P
 set /p SettingsChoice=
@@ -208,54 +218,52 @@ goto :Settings
 :: A basic section of code for setting the default color of the shell.
 :color
 @echo off
-echo.Welcome to the color selection menu!
+cls
+echo.Welcome to the color selection menu! (BROKEN)
 echo.Please enter a Command Prompt-format color code.
-echo.
 set /p ColorCode=
 echo.Great!  Does this look good?
 color %ColorCode%
 set /p YesNoColor=
 if not '%YesNoColor%'=='' set choice=%YesNoColor%:~0,1%
 if '%YesNoColor%'=='y' goto :SetColor
 if '%YesNoColor%'=='Y' goto :SetColor
-if '%YesNoColor%'=='Yes' goto :SetColor
-if '%YesNoColor%'=='yes' goto :SetColor
 if '%YesNoColor%'=='n' goto :color
 if '%YesNoColor%'=='N' goto :color
-if '%YesNoColor%'=='no' goto :color
-if '%YesNoColor%'=='No' goto :color
 ECHO. "%YesNoColor%" is not a valid option, please try again.
 goto :color
 
 :: Some code to actually set the color code.
 :SetColor
-@echo on
+@echo off
 echo.Great!  Would you like to save the color code
 echo.so that it is applied every time you start the
 echo.script?
 set /p YesNoColor2=
 if not '%YesNoColo2r%'=='' set choice=%YesNoColor2%:~0,1%
 if '%YesNoColor2%'=='y' goto :SetColor2
 if '%YesNoColor2%'=='Y' goto :SetColor2
-if '%YesNoColor2%'=='Yes' goto :SetColor2
-if '%YesNoColor2%'=='yes' goto :SetColor2
 if '%YesNoColor2%'=='n' goto :MainMenu
 if '%YesNoColor2%'=='N' goto :MainMenu
-if '%YesNoColor2%'=='no' goto :MainMenu
-if '%YesNoColor2%'=='No' goto :MainMenu
 ECHO. "%YesNoColor%" is not a valid option, please try again.
 goto :color
 
 :: Some code to for real this time set the color code.
 :SetColor2
-@echo on
+@echo off
 echo %ColorCode% > Color.txt
+ping techflash.ga -n 2 > nul
 set /p VerifyColorCode= < Color.txt
+ping techflash.ga -n 2 > nul
+echo. The file now needs some modification, I will open Notepad and show you what you have to do.
+echo. (Note that this process is temporary and only needed to fix a strange bug that occurs.)
+start %windir%\notepad.exe "%appdata%\Sanikdah Software\Ease of Use Command Prompt Auto Run Script\Color.txt"
+echo. Now, click at the bottom area of the window, your text caret\cursor should be at the line below your color code.
+echo. Then press Backspace 2 times, to delete that extra line, and the extra space after the color code.
+echo. Now, save and exit the file.  And press any key to resume the program with your new color code!
 pause
-if not '%ColorCode% '=='%VerifyColorCode%' echo. Something went wrong when saving the color code,
-if not '%ColorCode% '=='%VerifyColorCode%' echo. please report this to the developer and give
-if not '%ColorCode% '=='%VerifyColorCode%' echo. the error code "2".
-pause
+goto :Init
+
 
 
 :: Simplest one of them all, exits the shell