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| DOS批处理 & 脚本技术(批处理室) » How to get the path where the current batch file is located in batch processing? |
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| Floor16 Climbing | Posted 2007-03-17 03:48 |
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Of course, it is easy to implement in the CMD environment, but the above schemes are all not feasible in pure DOS.
I remember there is a third-party command fpath.exe running in a pure DOS environment (it should be a product of the WBAT author). Through this program, you can find the complete path of a certain command (search according to the execution order of DOS commands, and the first one found is the matching product), and then cooperate with lmod and other simple processing. |
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| Floor17 llztt1 | Posted 2007-03-17 09:41 |
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Climb is really powerful! I thought few people knew about LMOD, (I accidentally found it from the BART disk), turns out I'm the one who's ignorant
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| Floor18 Climbing | Posted 2007-03-17 11:55 |
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Oh, I've been using lmod for many years.
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