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Michael Moser
I want to write me a little batch file that gets passed the filename of
a .tex file and then invokes LaTeX on it:
e.g. it is called as:
mybatchfile C:\foo\bar.tex
it should then first switch to the directory of the file whose name it
got passed and then execute LaTeX on it, i.e.:
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cd C:\foo
C:\Programs\MiKTeX\bin\latex C:\foo\bar.tex
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How can one extract the directory from a filename in a batch file, i.e.
how do I derive the substring "C:\foo" from the passed parameter
"C:\foo\bar.tex" using cmd's built-in functions?
Michael
a .tex file and then invokes LaTeX on it:
e.g. it is called as:
mybatchfile C:\foo\bar.tex
it should then first switch to the directory of the file whose name it
got passed and then execute LaTeX on it, i.e.:
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cd C:\foo
C:\Programs\MiKTeX\bin\latex C:\foo\bar.tex
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How can one extract the directory from a filename in a batch file, i.e.
how do I derive the substring "C:\foo" from the passed parameter
"C:\foo\bar.tex" using cmd's built-in functions?
Michael