Brilliant ! I would never have constructed !str:%~dp0=! -- Perfect Solution, as well as %%str:%~dp0=%%
and ... %~nx0 ... well, I used %~n0 , %~x0 , and %~dp0 ... but %~nx0 ?
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- 22 May 2013 15:18
- Forum: DOS Batch Forum
- Topic: Help with Remove %~dp0" from the string variable %~f0
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Re: Help with Remove %~dp0" from the string variable %~f0
Thank you, Antonio, for your reply.
Brilliant !
I would never have constructed !str:%~dp0=! -- Perfect Solution, as well as %%str:%~dp0=%%
and ... %~nx0 ... well, I used %~n0 , %~x0 , and %~dp0 ... but %~nx0 ? Thanks!
Brilliant ! I would never have constructed !str:%~dp0=! -- Perfect Solution, as well as %%str:%~dp0=%%
and ... %~nx0 ... well, I used %~n0 , %~x0 , and %~dp0 ... but %~nx0 ?
Thanks!- 22 May 2013 09:41
- Forum: DOS Batch Forum
- Topic: Help with Remove %~dp0" from the string variable %~f0
- Replies: 2
- Views: 3200
Help with Remove %~dp0" from the string variable %~f0
I am trying to isolate a batch file name (something.bat) by removing %~dp0 C:\Users\Public\Batch Files\ from %~f0 C:\Users\Public\Batch Files\something.bat Unsuccessful: set str=%~f0 :: Yields C:\Users\Public\Batch Files\ set str=%str:%~dp0=% :: Yields ~dp0= or set str=%str:%%~dp0=% :: Yields C:\Use...