How to ignore %% from being evaluated?

One of my variables h开发者_如何学Cas the value %val% - this is exactly the name!

So: set variable=%val%

What happens now is that when running the script the variable will be set to nothing as the %val% is being evaluated! But this is not what I want... How can I tell DOS to ignore the %-sign here?

Use double % characters to escape a single one:

set variable=%%val%%

Look here for different kinds of escape characters.

SET variable=%%var%%

ECHO %variable%

PAUSE 

Works on my machine.

set variable="%val%"