sorry, an typo in previous example, and this example file works, i
should find out why my real batch file doesn't work

What is endlocal doing there?

Both these commands goto the :error routine

%text1% is not set in the code above.

Not 100% sure, but I think the complexity of your coding standards may be
making it more difficult to find your problems. Here are a few suggestions
for your consideration:

1) never define a label called ":eof", as ":eof" is automatically defined as
immediately following the last line in the file. If you define it
explicitly, you might be tempted to add some code to be executed on exit
like this:

   if some-error-condition goto:eof
   etc.
   etc.
   goto:eof

   :eof
   echo/the result is...
   pause

The statements following the ":eof" label will never be executed.

2) what do you think happens when this code runs:

   set test=a
   if "%test%" EQU "a" (
       echo/equal
   ) else (
       echo/not equal
   )

You might say that it will display the word "equal", but it will not,
because there is a trailing blank in the set statement. Do this instead:

   (set test=a)
   if "%test%" EQU "a" (
       echo/equal
   ) else (
       echo/not equal
   )

the variable test will now contain what seemed to be the most likely and
expected value.

3) when a function returns a boolean result (i.e. true or false), there is
little benefit in prettying up the code by capitalizing the first letter,
but there is a disadvantage: unnecessary complexity. Consider this:

   (set test=True)
   if "%test%" EQU "true" (
       echo/TRUE
   ) else (
       echo/FALSE
   )
   if "%test%" EQU "false" (
       echo/FALSE
   ) else (
       echo/TRUE
   )

The output will be the seemingly illogical: FALSE then TRUE. Better to use
true/false values that are less ambiguous, such as:

   (set test=true)
   call:showresult
   (set test=)
   call:showresult
   goto:eof

   if defined test (
       echo/test is true
   ) else (
       echo/test is false
   )

/Al