Help with SED

[Squashman]

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 dir /AL /B /s

This doesn't show where they are pointing to.

This gets it down to the base path the junction is pointing to.

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for /f "tokens=2 delims=[]" %%G in ('dir /al ^|find /i "junction"') do echo %%G

[foxidrive]

ferrad, it would help to show the command that you use to get the junctions as you have in your sample.

Did you note my recent post with a simpler sed solution?

[Squashman]

Is this actually in your listing?
\??\

I don't see any of my junction points coming out like that at all.

Yes that's how it shows in Windows 7

I am on Windows 7. None of my Junctions show like that.

[ferrad]

This does it in GnuSED

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sed "s/.*:.[^\]*.\(.*\)\\.*/\1/"

This works great thanks.

[Squashman]

Pure batch.

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for /f "tokens=4,5 delims=\?[]" %%G in ("31/03/2014 12:07 <JUNCTION> BOPVT [\??\d:\ReOTech\Dev\TechRefactoring\BOPVT]") do set var1=%%G\%%H