Windscribe connection rotation

::echo off
::
:: script to connect to a list of Windscribe city/locations from a list of locations we want to use.
:: connects to each location in order.
:: runs until you Cntrl-C the script.

:: ws-temp-log.txt captures the output of the last connection
:: ws-log.txt records all the locations we connected to.

del ws-temp-log1.txt
del ws-log.txt

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
Set ConnectList="US" "Canada East" "Canada West" "MX" "PA" "Poland" "luxembourg"

:: Count the list and put each item into a numbered variable
:: element[1]=US
:: element[2]=Canada East,
:: etc

Set MaxCity=0
for %%i in (%ConnectList%) do (
	set /a MaxCity+=1
	set element[!MaxCity!]=%%i
)

:: display the "array"

set element
echo There are %MaxCity% items in the ConnectList

set index=0

:reconnect
	:: index runs from 0-(x-1), we need 1-X, create temp variable

	set /a in=%index% + 1
	echo Connecting to !element[%in%]!
	"C:\Program Files\Windscribe\windscribe-cli.exe" connect !element[%in%]!>ws-temp-log.txt

	for /f "delims=* skip=1 tokens=1" %%l in (ws-temp-log.txt) do (
		Set WSlocation=%%l
	)

	:: log date/time and location we connected to.
	Echo %date% %time% [%WsLocation%]>> ws-log.txt

	:: set index to the next location, take the mod(index,maxcity).
	:: This will return a number between 0 - MaxCity-1
	:: if maxcity=10, then index will be between 0-9

	::set /a index+=1
	::set /a index=%index% %% %MaxCity%

	::
	:: if you want to pick a random location from the list use
 	:: set /a index=%random% %% %MaxCity%

	:: wait some time (in seconds 2700=45 minutes)
	Timeout /T 1800

	goto :reconnect