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Answer» HI All, I'm trying to RETRIEVE the file name of my batch file inside the file itself. I know that %0% contains the file that I run, but I would like to remove the directory INFORMATION. I mean, if I have a test.bat file under c:\test and I run c:\test\test.bat .... %0% contains c:\test\test.bat instead of just "test.bat". I'm looking for something like basedir in linux.. Any hint ? Thanks a lot Stenichele, you typed too many percent signs. The variable that contains a batch file's path, name, and extension is %0 not %0%. You can use some of the STANDARD variable modifiers on the %0 variable to get the bare filename and extension. For full details of all the modifiers type FOR /? at the prompt Consider an (imaginary) batch file C:\Test Files\Batch\mybatch.bat Drive C: Path \Test Files\Batch\ name mybatch extension .bat %0 gives the full path, file name, and extension C:\Test Files\Batch\mybatch.bat %~n0 gives the name mybatch %~x0 gives the extension including the DOT .bat You can combine them so %~nx0 gives the filename and the extension only (no drive or path) mybatch.bat Actually you can build up the same result as %0 from parts as %~dpnx0 (drive, path, name, extension) Hi contrex, thanks a lot !! ste |
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