compare a character with double quotes " in windows batch

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I want to compare a single character with double quotes " in a in windows batch file.

@echo off
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
set var=before
for /f %%a in (zen.csv) do (
    set var=%%a
    echo !var:~-1!
    IF "!var:~-1!"=="""" (
        @echo found
    )
)
pause

the result is like:

０
１
"
"
"
０
１
２

As you can see, the batch did not output the "found". How to compare a character with double quotes?

double-quotes string-comparison batch-file windows
1 Answers
@echo off
setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
set var=before
for /f %%a in (zen.csv) do (
    set var=%%a
    echo !var:~-1!
    IF !var:~-1!==^" (
        @echo found
    )
)
pause

Escape a double quote with a caret ^ to become ^". Omit the outer double quotes for the comparison. The caret will escape many characters except for % which needs to be escaped by doubling up to become %%.

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