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for /f "delims=" %i in ('dir download /b/s') do @echo %i:~11

The result is as follows
c:\download\1.txt
c:\download\aaa\2.txt

The problem is to remove c:\download\ from the result set, how to do it? Thank you, will definitely give points, although only 2 points can be given!

Last edited by blogsss on 2007-6-30 at 01:49 PM ]

In addition, the replacement of FOR variable references has been enhanced. You can now use the following option syntax:

~I - Remove any quotation marks ("), expand %I
%~fI - Expand %I to a fully qualified pathname
%~dI - Expand %I to only a drive letter
%~pI - Expand %I to only a path
%~nI - Expand %I to only a file name
%~xI - Expand %I to only a file extension
%~sI - The expanded path contains only the short name
%~aI - Expand %I to the file attributes of the file
%~tI - Expand %I to the date/time of the file
%~zI - Expand %I to the size of the file
%~$PATH:I - Find the directory listed in the path environment variable and expand %I to the first found fully qualified name. If the environment variable name is not defined or the file is not found, this combination key will expand to an empty string

You can combine modifiers to get multiple results:

%~dpI - Expand %I to only a drive letter and path
%~nxI - Expand %I to only a file name and extension
%~fsI - Expand %I to a complete pathname with a short name
%~dp$PATH:i - Find the directory listed in the path environment variable and expand %I to the first found drive letter and path.
%~ftzaI - Expand %I to a DIR-like output line

In the above examples, %I and PATH can be replaced with other valid values. The %~ syntax ends with a valid FOR variable name. Choosing a capital variable name like %I is easier to read and avoids confusion with case-insensitive combination keys.


The above "%~nxI - Expand %I to only a file name and extension" is it

Last edited by qingfushuan on 2007-6-30 at 01:33 PM ]

what ?

Is it that I didn't make myself clear?

Ya. It's strange. There should be no such problem after dir /b.
I tested the owner's, and there is no such problem.

In addition, what the 2nd floor said is this

In addition, the replacement of FOR variable references has been enhanced. You can now use the following
option syntax:

~I - Remove any quotes ("), expand %I
%~fI - Expand %I to a fully qualified pathname
%~dI - Expand %I to only a drive letter
%~pI - Expand %I to only a path
%~nI - Expand %I to only a file name
%~xI - Expand %I to only a file extension
%~sI - The expanded path contains only short names
%~aI - Expand %I to the file attributes of the file
%~tI - Expand %I to the date/time of the file
%~zI - Expand %I to the size of the file

If c:\download\ is definite, can we just intercept the string directly?

Last edited by qinbuer on 2007-6-30 at 01:45 PM ]

The original code had a small issue, that is, dir /b was missing /s, which has been corrected, but that's not the main problem. What I want is to remove a part of the preceding directory from the result set. In the previous example, it's

c:\download\1.txt
c:\download\aaa\2.txt

Remove c:\download\, how to do it? Thanks, I will definitely give points, although I can only give 2 points!

Using %~ to convert parameters can only keep the file name or expand to the full path and so on, it seems that it can't achieve the above requirement!

In addition, delims doesn't support strings, then how to directly intercept strings?

Anyway, thank you all, looking forward to the appearance of experts...

Can't %~nxi work?

The LZ is saying delims=c:\download\

As the LZ said. Does the format like aaa\2.txt also need it?

for /f "delims=" %i in ('dir download /b/s') do @echo %~nxi

对于 `for /f "tokens=1,2,3* delims=\" %i in ('dir download /b/s') do @echo %k`

Originally posted by wudixin96 at 2007-6-30 02:05 PM:
Does %~nxi not work?

The LZ is talking about delims=c:\download\

As the LZ said. Formats like aaa\2.txt are also needed?

That's the meaning.

It seems that neither the 8th nor 9th floor works. The correct output result should be

1.txt
aaa\2.txt

for /f "tokens=2* delims=\" %i in ('dir download /a-d /b /s') do @echo %j

for /f "tokens=2* delims=\" %i in ('dir download /a-d /b /s') do @echo %j

Is this so?

for /f "tokens=1,2,* delims=\" %i in ('dir c:\download /a-d/b/s') do @echo %k

Originally posted by wudixin96 at 2007-6-30 02:32 PM:

for /f "tokens=2* delims=\" %i in ('dir download /a-d /b /s') do @echo %j

Is this like this?

Expert, I also like your avatar. I can't rate today, but I will definitely give it tomorrow!

Last edited by blogsss on 2007-6-30 at 02:41 PM ]

@echo off & setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
for /f "delims=" %%i in ('dir /a-d /b /s download') do set var=%%i & @echo !var:C:\download=!
pause>nul
Is that so possible too?

Last edited by qinbuer on 2007-6-30 at 02:48 PM ]

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