Bat (in the case of a parameter) gets the directory path where the current bat is located

In the case of parameters, get the directory path where the bat file is located, which can be used:

%~dp0

Description

01. The so-called pass-through situation refers to dragging a file onto the bat file and releasing it. The bat command executed in this case is a parameter.

02. The 0 at the end of the above refers to the No. 0 parameter, which is actually the bat file itself

03.[promotion] If you want to get the directory where the dragged files are located, you can use%~DP1 or%~DP2 or ... or%~dpn the number at the end of the file represents the first few files. Therefore, you can combine the For statement to process the selected n files sequentially.

Bat (in the case of a parameter) gets the directory path where the current bat is located