Yes, it does also work for CD since it's same drive,
I've just gotten in the
habit of PUSHDing & POPDing in my batch files. If you
need it to work for a
drive other than current you'd have to change it a bit
at which point I'd say
"PUSHD drive:path" more straight forward than "CD /D
drive:path" since it also
allows simple backing out to last directory & drive
without having to track
manually with environment variables.
There is also a method I've seen DriverPacks use to
locate the CDROM drive based
on a "IF EXIST" check for a file on a certain path &
extracting the CDROM drive
letter. Even in a crowded list of sub-folders you
could find a target folder if
there's a known unique filename using the same method.
This is the kind of "programing" I love, simple &
powerful. CLI scripting was
one of things I liked the best about taking a Unix
class.
Thane Sherrington wrote:
> At 04:17 PM 23/08/2007, j maccraw wrote:
>> With only one folder, easily enough done under XP:
>>
>> for /d %f in (*) do pushd %f
>
> Brilliant! Thanks.
>
> This also appears to work as for /d %f in (*) do cd
%f
>
> T
>
>
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