Split PATH into parts?

[vefatica]

This has been discussed before. And it can be done easily with a replacement command like sed or TPIPE. But is there anything built-in that will do it more simply?

The ability to specify the separators for DO str IN /L would help. Is that worth suggesting?

 

[rconn]

You don't like PATH /N?

 

[vefatica]

I quite like that! And I didn't even think of looking at the PATH command. Thanks!

 

[Fross]

I didn't realize that was there either! Thanks Rex,

Vince, while too little too late, here is my alias that shows my path, but now I'll probably never use it again

echo   - %@UnQuote[%@replace[;,^r^n  - ,%PATH]]

 

[vefatica]

echo - %@UnQuote[%@replace[;,^r^n - ,%PATH]]

That's better than mine. I used TPIPE or sed to do the replacing.

 

[AnrDaemon]

echo %PATH% | tr ; \n

 

[ohenryx]

The above works quite well, but you probably should have mentioned that it requires Cygwin or something similar. "tr" is not a standard part of Windows, it is a unix (gnu) command.

 

[AnrDaemon]

It is standard POSIX. And POSIX is quite common nowadays.
Cygwin, Git, WSL… Name your few.