You can do this using a for /d loop and set to remove everything that comes before (and together) the *-: Return the whole folder name use %%I or %%~nxI Name like "Sample 2.6.4" the output of %%~nI will be truncated to "Sample 2.6" to Parameter expansion will treat a Full Stop as a file extension, so for a directory.
Of a directory name and this can cause issues with FOR /D. With a '.' ( period/full stop) it is possible to include a Full Stop in the middle Obs.: About using %%~x in directory name observation note in :Īlthough Win32 will not recognise any file or directory name that begins or ends %~pnxI - expands %I to a path, file name and extension only %~pnI - expands %I to a path and file name only The modifiers can be combined to get compound results:.%~xI - expands %I to a file extension only Use the FOR variable syntax replacement:.%%~nxi => expands %%~i to a file/dir name and extension
%~xi - expands %i to a file/dir extension only %~ni - expands %i to a file/dir name only %~i - expands %i removing any surrounding quotes (") %~fi - expands %i to a fully qualified path file/dir name only
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