So I'm working on a batch file that will GENERATE a list of all files in the current directory with absolute path ready for input into another script.
Here's what I've got so far.

list.bat
Code: [Select]@ECHO OFF
DIR /B /A:-D > temp.txt
FOR /F "tokens=1" %%i IN (temp.txt) DO (
ECHO %~d1,%~p1,%%i >> list.txt
)
del temp.txt

The problem I am having is it runs perfect so long as list.bat is in the same directory as the other files to be listed.
So for instance lets say I move list.bat to C:\Windows\ so I can call it from anywhere on the computer.
I go to C:\Maintenance\Patches and Updates\, and then run list.bat
Instead of getting C:,\Maintenance\Patches and Updates\,[File] I get an output of C:,\Windows\,[File]. Any Ideas?
Also on a more minor note, temp.txt is added to the LISTING for some REASON, anyone KNOW why?Update: Ok So anyone know why list.bat ./ causes it to work properly and how I can implement that into the script so I don't have to type it with the batch file every time? Also still TRYING to figure out how to prevent temp.txt from going into the text file.list.bat

Code: [Select]@ECHO OFF
DIR /B /A:-D > temp.txt
FOR /F "tokens=1" %%i IN (temp.txt) DO (
IF "%%i"=="temp.txt" ( echo. ) ELSE (echo %~d1,%~p1,%%i >> l.txt)
)
del temp.txt
It works.