WFolder

Wfolder is a command line utility designed to enhance the way you work and access the directory tree. Once you open any directory tree via the application, your selection is available in the batch process through a temporary batch file.

According to the developer, the tool can be used to act as an environmental variable, but can also be used to change the current directory via commands. To put it simply, the role of the tool is to send the command to STDOUT, which in turn redirects to a temporary batch file that can be called to execute. The program can append the name of the selected folder along with its full path to a user defined command string and sends that string to STDOUT. On a side note, the application works equally well with both CD and SET used defined commands.

It is worth mentioning that the directory path is returned in quote marks by default. In the eventuality that your project entails using non-quoted links, such as to append a file, for instance, then it is recommended to use the /nonquote option. Moreover, using the /backslash option ensures that the path is supplied with a corresponding trialling backslash so that you can append file names easier, regardless whether the folder is located.