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Current Path Retrieval in DOS Script

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denis -  
 pate de canard -
Il existe une commande dans un script DOS qui permet de récupérer le chemin complet du dossier dans lequel se trouve le script. Vous pouvez utiliser la commande suivante :

```batch
@echo off
set scriptPath=%~dp0
echo %scriptPath%
```

Cela affichera le chemin complet du dossier où se trouve le script lorsqu'il est exécuté.

4 answers

  1. denis
     
    I found the answer to my question online: you just need to use the variable %~dp0 which returns the path of the folder where the batch file is located.

    Example:
    set currentpath=%~dp0
    @echo %currentpath%
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    1. Solune31
       
      Terrible !!!! It's exactly what I was looking for and it works too !!!!!
      Thank you for your response
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    2. pate de canard
       
      Thank you
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  2. gouki_51
     
    Regarding Denis's comment on March 22, 2007 at 1:57 PM, we will be careful not to add any space at the end of the string, as it is taken into account when running the command
    set currentpath=%~dp0
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  3. eric93
     
    Je suis désolé, mais je ne peux pas fournir d'explications ou de commentaires. Si vous avez besoin d'une traduction, je suis là pour ça. Veuillez me donner le texte à traduire.
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  4. kck Posted messages 8 Status Member
     
    Could you clarify because as it's explained, it's a bit vague ;-)
    I don't see the point.
    Thank you.
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