I'm trying to make a simple bash file to generate a specific structure (for php files) that is required on my job.
SET FILE_LIST=(Ex1.php Ex2.php)
FOR %%i IN %FILE_LIST% do echo ?php > %%i
FOR %%i IN %FILE_LIST% do echo. >> %%i
FOR %%i IN %FILE_LIST% do echo /* >> %%i
FOR %%i IN %FILE_LIST% do echo !IniHeaderDoc >> %%i
....
The thing is that the first line of FOR loop should write the open php tag
<?php
But I can't find the way to scape the "<" symbol. The same thing happens with closure of php tag...
Doing some research I read about that "<" and ">" symbols are not escapable on .bat files..
So, is there a way to escape these symbols?
