:: Get current rotation (requires a helper or manually track) :: Simpler: cycle hardcoded for /f %%a in ('%DISPLAY% /getrotation') do set curr=%%a
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@echo off set statefile=%temp%\rotstate.txt if not exist %statefile% echo 0 > %statefile% set /p state=<%statefile% if %state%==0 ( C:\Tools\Display.exe /rotate 90 echo 1 > %statefile% ) else if %state%==1 ( C:\Tools\Display.exe /rotate 180 echo 2 > %statefile% ) else if %state%==2 ( C:\Tools\Display.exe /rotate 270 echo 3 > %statefile% ) else ( C:\Tools\Display.exe /rotate 0 echo 0 > %statefile% ) :: Get current rotation (requires a helper or
Note: /getrotation may not work with all versions. Alternative: Use a small temp file to track state. %statefile% set /p state=<