DOS Batch

[gonzilla]

Hi,

Yes, I know that this is an old topic, but I have a batch file that I am trying to alter and can't quite figure something out. I need to have something that will give me the current working directory...ie.

If the cwd is...
c:\Temp\Directory1\Directory2

I run the batch, I want to be able to set a variable to just 'Directory2'

set VAR1 = ????

The reason I need this is because I need to make this directory in a new location and case matters (won't go into why). So, I need to mkdir something like...

mkdir t:\Jobs\%VAR1%

and get...

t:\Jobs\Directory2

Is this possible using batch files?

Thanks for the help.

-Tyler

 

[gonzilla]

Ignore this - I figured out a way to do it...

set UDIR=%~dp1

for /F "tokens=3* delims=\" %%i in ('echo %UDIR%') do set PDIR=t:\jobs\%%i

 

[glenna]

Simpler way:

Batch File maked.bat:
=====================
if %!==! goto onerror
md t:\jobs\%1
goto end
nerror
@echo Enter maked and directory name
:end
==================================
To run just type

maked directory2

Actually the only line you really need is:
md t:\jobs\%1 GlennA
MIS