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How to query current Directory name into a variable for batch files

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I have been researching and trying without success to get the current directory name into a variable such as %CurrDirNam% for creating a text file with the same folder name something like this: copy %CurrDirNam% > nul 1.txt.
The only similar questions I can locate require that the folder name be supplied rather than fetching it from the OS for use as a variable.
Reference1 How to set a folder name into a variable to use it in the same Batch file? Reference2 Batch: Set Top-Level Folder Name as Variable

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I have been researching and trying without success to get the current directory name into a variable such as %CurrDirNam% for creating a text file with the same folder name something like this: copy %CurrDirNam% > nul 1.txt.
The only similar questions I can locate require that the folder name be supplied rather than fetching it from the OS for use as a variable.
Reference1 How to set a folder name into a variable to use it in the same Batch file? Reference2 Batch: Set Top-Level Folder Name as Variable

windows batch-file

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I have been researching and trying without success to get the current directory name into a variable such as %CurrDirNam% for creating a text file with the same folder name something like this: copy %CurrDirNam% > nul 1.txt.
The only similar questions I can locate require that the folder name be supplied rather than fetching it from the OS for use as a variable.
Reference1 How to set a folder name into a variable to use it in the same Batch file? Reference2 Batch: Set Top-Level Folder Name as Variable

windows batch-file

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