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I learned from the forum that this command is very useful to get the single file name + extension name

for /r %a in (*.*) do @if exist %a echo %~nxa

Encountered the following problems:

1. Can you add a path after in?

Like this: for /r %a in (％CD%\*.*) do @if exist %a echo %~nxa
But it doesn't run

2. If you want to get the complete path name, file and extension name, how to do it?

Like this result:
C:\Windows\notepad.exe
c:\windows\hh.exe

Thanks for the advice

for /r %a in (*.*) do @if exist %a echo %cd%\%~nxa

For the second point, it can be solved like this. Just not that straightforward.

for /r %a in (*.*) do @if exist %a echo %cd%\%~nxa

for /r %a in (*.*) do @if exist %a echo %~nxa*%cd%\%~nxa

for /r %a in (*.*) do @if exist %a echo %~nxa*%cd%\%~nxa

for /R C:\windows %a in (*.exe) do @echo %a

for /R %a in (*.*) do @echo %~fa

1. Can the path be added after in?

Generally, put the path after the /R parameter, and the file type in in:

for /R C:\windows %a in (*.exe) do @echo %a

2. If you want to get the complete path name, file and suffix name, how to do it?

Take a look at the help of for!

for /R %a in (*.*) do @echo %~fa

Generally, the path is placed after the /R parameter, and the file type is placed in in:

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for /R C:\windows %a in (*.exe) do @echo %a

--There is a problem. This will enumerate the directories under this directory, including subdirectories. How to only specify this directory without including its subdirectories?

Refer to for /D.

Last edited by lxmxn on 2007-10-20 at 02:15 PM ]

Originally posted by lxmxn at 2007-10-20 14:14:
Refer to for /D.

Last edited by lxmxn on 2007-10-20 at 02:15 PM ]

Thank you very much...