why would one use %1 for evaluating input or instead use %~1 for evaluating input?
I see examples of using %~f1 to substitute like as in...echo %~f1
which outputs the current path appended with the first offered arguement.what is the purpose of the ~ ?
Is there a list of substitution options like the f in %~f1 ?
Any explanation will be helpful or just offer a source for reading.
At the command prompt enter FOR /?
Please come back & tell us if your problem is resolved.
Yes (14) | ![]() | |
No (14) | ![]() | |
I don't know (15) | ![]() |