How can I wrap the current directory in lines in CMD?

Question

I need to write a command that changes the current directory and prints a NEW directory wrapped in some tags. I thought I would cd SOMEPATH & echo wkd%cd%wkddo it, but there will be a problem.

Here is an example of input and output

C:\Users> cd .. & echo wkd%cd%wkd
wkdC:\Userswkd

As you can see, the OLD directory was printed. Why is this happening? I also tried using newlines (since I feed the command, although an external program), but this creates problems when starting the command line software.

I really hope there is a solution for this.

Answer 1

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    rem inside a batch file
    setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
    cd .. & echo wkd!cd!wkd

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    cmd /v:on /q /c "cd .. & echo wkd!cd!wkd"

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    cd .. & call echo wkd%%cd%%wkd

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    cd .. & call echo wkd^%cd^%wkd

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    cd .. & for %A in (.) do echo wkd%~fAwkd
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    cd .. & for %%A in (.) do echo wkd%%~fAwkd
    cd .. & for /f %%A in ('cd') do echo wkd%%Awkd

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Answer 2

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cd .. & For /F %A in ('cd') do echo wkd%Awkd

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