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Absolute Name (GPL)

"AbsoluteName.cmd" is Windows batch program that outputs the full absolute path of the supplied relative path argument. If the supplied relative path does not exist or cannot be found, this script outputs nothing.

"AbsoluteName.cmd" takes advantage of the following batch files. They are also available on this web site. So to use "Which.bat", you'll have to download these other batch scripts, if you don't already have them.

basename.bat
dirname.bat
DriveName.cmd
GetTempPathName.bat
IsDirectory.bat
SetNumberOfArguments.bat
SetVariableToOutput.bat
StrLen.cmd

"AbsoluteName.cmd" is distributed as executable source code under the GNU General Public License. Please see the license agreement elsewhere on this site. If you make changes to this batch file, please feel free to upload it back here to share it with others.

Usage

  "AbsoluteName.cmd" "directory"
    or
  "AbsoluteName.cmd" "file"

Examples

  C:\>AbsoluteName.cmd "test"
  C:\>AbsoluteName.cmd "Windows\System"
  C:\Windows\System
  C:\>AbsoluteName.cmd "c:\Windows\System32"
  c:\Windows\System32
  C:\>AbsoluteName.cmd "Windows/System"
  C:\Windows\System

Chieh Cheng
Sat, 10 Nov 2018 01:12:42 -0800

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