rbwhe.blogg.se - Windows echo path

In Windows 8 and 10, you can navigate to Advanced System Settings in a similar way.

Windows 7 - Click on Start → Computer → Properties → Advanced System Settings → Environment variables → Choose New, Edit or Delete.

Windows XP - Right-click My Computer, and then click Properties → Advanced → Environment variables → Choose New, Edit or Delete.

They may lead to more questions, though - as I've figured out my other pieces with echo.In older windows systems you had to navigate to Advanced System Settings in Control Panel to view, edit or add environmental variables. Other options than echo are permissible if they'll work on most window machines. What I'd like, from any location: \Dir1\fileA.txtĬould be missing the leading \, but that's negligible. \Users\Longusername\Desktop\Container\Dir20\fileA.txt Which doesn't tell me which directory each file is in.or ( %%~pnxG) \Users\Longusername\Desktop\Container\Dir1\fileA.txt

Script could be in many locations: F:\a.batĬ:\Users\Longusername\Desktop\Container\a.batĬ:\Users\Longusername\Desktop\Container\Dir1\fileAĬ:\Users\Longusername\Desktop\Container\Dir20\fileAĪnd right now the only options I have for output are ( %%~nxG): fileA.txt Maybe a solution would be to measure the length of the script's path and cut that off of the front of the full path? But I don't know how to manipulate that. bat file to live in a certain directory/path? I would like something - that doesn't have twenty characters of useless path info - that tells me which directory each duplicate file lives in. I'm running a recursive FOR /R loop which traverses sub-directories.

I've found drive letters, filenames, extensions, shortened (8.3) names, and full paths - but no relative paths.

How to split the filename from a full path in batch? How do I get relative directories / partial paths to display as echo output from a windows.