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Let me present you my favorite, how do you figure out dirname, basename and filename in batch script? set filepath="C:\some path\having spaces.txt" fo
by Ciantic 6mo ago
Let me present you my favorite, how do you figure out dirname, basename and filename in batch script?
set filepath="C:\some path\having spaces.txt"
for /F "delims=" %%i in (%filepath%) do set dirname="%%~dpi"
for /F "delims=" %%i in (%filepath%) do set filename="%%~nxi"
for /F "delims=" %%i in (%filepath%) do set basename="%%~ni"
echo %dirname%
echo %filename%
echo %basename%
It is just as intuitive as one would expect.
- dahauns 6mo ago$file = Get-ChildItem "C:\some path\having spaces.txt" Write-Output $file.DirectoryName Write-Output $file.Name Write-Output $file.BaseName Or if that's still to verbose: $file = gci "C:\some path\having spaces.txt" echo $file.DirectoryName echo $file.Name echo $file.BaseName People should really get over their aversion against powershell.
- m4ck_ 6mo agoYou could just one line it too: Get-Item "C:\some path\having spaces.txt" | select DirectoryName, Name, Basename