In tips 0494, 3579, and 3580, I parsed a file batch parameter.
The %~a1 syntax will return the attributes of file %1. If %1 was C:\Boot.ini, %~a1 would normally display -r-hs----.
I have scripted GetAttributes.bat to return a call directed environment variable with the attributes of %1, without the -.
The syntax for using GetAttributes.bat is:
Call GetAttributes.bat FileName Attributes
Where FileName is the fully qualified name of a file, and Attributes is the name of the variable you want set.
GetAttributes.bat contains:
@echo off if \{%2\}==\{\} @echo Syntax: Call GetAttributes FileName Attributes&goto :EOF set %2= if not exist %1 @echo File %1 not found.&goto :EOF setlocal set filename=%1 set attr=%~a1 set attr=%attr:-=% endlocal&set %2=%attr%
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