Split Windows Path variable (or anything else) into seperate lines to view easily from command line.
:: This assumes you are running from command line. To run from batch script, add the next commented out line to the top of
:: your batch file. Also, in a batch file the % sign before the i should be doubled, .e.g. %%i.
:: batch file only - remove preceeding semicolons from the next line and insert in batch file.
:: SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
:: from command prompt only - add the next line
cmd /v:on
for /f "tokens=*" %i in ("%path%") do set a=%i && set b=!a:;=^&echo.!
echo %b%
:: output displays a single column of (in this case) path names.
:: Can be used to split other items into a column from the command line. Just put whatever
:: delimiter you want to split by after the `a:` where the semicolon is now in the code above.