Im creating a program that's supposed to be called... upon it being called it needs to re-call the program that called it (And needs to be able to call it with paramaters.)
Ive failed to find any command in any reference or any tutorial on how to do it. Is there any Enviroment variable that is set to the name of the previous caller?
Thanks, and apologies for my poor question format, new.
%CALLER_FULL_PATHNAME%, for example) before call.CALL "<Script.cmd>" %~FNX0and then in the<Script.cmd>you will useSET var=%~1I suppose and then reference%var%to be the full explicit path of the script that called<Script.cmd>assuming that's what you are talking about. Be sure to useEXITin the called script or else ensure logic in the first script is set accordingly as it'll pass control back to the original caller to continue the rest of it's logic unless youEXITif you know what I mean. I would not set an environmental variable though, that is overkill.%~FNX0will be the first argument passed to the<Script.cmd>and you reference that in the called script as%~1. If you create a batch script and useECHO %~FNX0 & PAUSEyou will see this is the full explicit path, file name, and extension of the script so this is what you are passing to the called script as the first parameter and then referencing that as%~1from within the script you call and pass that to. I'm not sure if you got all that from the comment Akina left but I wanted to clarify a bit further in detail just in case.