Get name of current batch file

[JJ]

%0 will give the name as the batch files was called from the command
line. Is there a way to get the actual filename.extension of the
currently executing batch file? And is there then a way to get the
base file name without the extension?

I'm trying to put together a set of batch files that perform similar
tasks. Each one creates a log file named after itself. If I can
retrieve the name of the batch file then I can avoid hard coding the
file name. I'd also like to use the same error subroutine that
displays a usage message containing the full batch file name.

[foxidrive]

On 3/12/2010 09:21, JJ wrote:
> %0 will give the name as the batch files was called from the command
> line. Is there a way to get the actual filename.extension of the
> currently executing batch file?

%~nx0

> And is there then a way to get the
> base file name without the extension?

%~n0

See the last two pages of for /?

> I'm trying to put together a set of batch files that perform similar
> tasks. Each one creates a log file named after itself. If I can
> retrieve the name of the batch file then I can avoid hard coding the
> file name. I'd also like to use the same error subroutine that
> displays a usage message containing the full batch file name.

--
Regards,
Mic

[JJ]

On Dec 2, 3:58 pm, foxidrive <foxidr...@gotcha.woohoo.invalid> wrote:
>
> %~nx0
>
> %~n0

Thanks!

[munish...@gmail.com]

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