Looping over directories in Windows XP command prompt

Hi, I have the following command which will loop over all the subdirectories in a specific location and output the full path:

for /d %i in ("E:\Test\*") do echo %i

Will give me:

E:\Test\One
E:\Test\Two

But how do I get both the full path, and just the directory name, so the do command might be something like:

echo %i - %j

And the output might be something like:

E:\Test\One - One
E:\Test\Two - Two

Thanks in advance!

From stackoverflow

• The following command syntax can be used to return the full path or directory name only:

  %~fI        - expands %I to a fully qualified path name
  %~nI        - expands %I to a file name only
  

  Using your example, the following command will list directories in the format that you specified:

  for /d %i in ("E:\Test*") do echo %~fi - %~ni
  

  Jack Sleight : Fantastic, thanks! Worked perfectly.

• You can use "%~ni". This is an enhanced substitution that will return the file name of a path (or, more accurately, the last part, which is the directory name in your case):

  for /d %i in ("E:\Test\*") do echo %i - %~ni
  

  See also this question: What does %~d0 mean in a Windows batch file?