China DOS Union

Originally posted by qzwqzw at 2008-6-25 21:55:
Can consider not using strings respectively
Use respectively
dir /s/b %0
and
for %%p in (%path%) do dir /b %%p.\%0
Detect
Most cases where the batch processing is located in the path can be obtained

As for if the standard output ...

The special case we discussed above is that the batch processing is neither in the search path nor on the current disk. Your solution just can't solve all these special cases.

Practice, practice!
Did you forget, or did I forget?

Can the command dir /s/b %0 not solve the situation of not being in the current drive?

What if there are multiple files with the same name?

Taking only the first line of results will avoid the problem of duplicate files. This is much simpler than taking multiple lines of results.