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N.A.N.Y 2013 Submission - CommandPromptHere for FARR
ewemoa:
There's what appears to be support for a Cygwin bash prompt in the local version now :)
Willing to investigate other analogous things.
cranioscopical:
And, for peculiar reasons of my own, I set a system environment variable that points to my favourite command processor. Then I substituted that variable for %ComSpec% in the script. That lets me keep the native processor as default but have CommandLineHere call that which I prefer.
ewemoa:
I've uploaded an experimental version (see first post for link to archive) that contains support for Cygwin's bash:
N.A.N.Y 2013 Submission - CommandPromptHere for FARR
If Cygwin is installed in its default location of C:\cygwin, the plugin should detect Cygwin and the "Cygwin Prompt Here" should work without configuration.
If Cygwin is installed in a different location, this can be specified to the plugin by setting an appropriate FARR User Variable.
To specify a non-default installation location for Cygwin, in FARR's User Variable options, ensure there is something analogous to:
[CommandPromptHere]
Cygwin = C:\apps\cygwin
Where the value represents the directory Cygwin is installed in.
Relative paths ought to work as well. The following worked in one environment:
[CommandPromptHere]
Cygwin = ..\cygwin
Note that the path is relative to the directory that the FindAndRunRobot.exe executable lives in.
Update: Autodetection is not done any more. See the README.txt for updated configuration instructions.
ewemoa:
Uploaded a new experimental version (see first post for link).
This version has support for:
* cmd.exe
* Cygwin's bash
* ConEmu
* TCC (or TCC/LE)
N.A.N.Y 2013 Submission - CommandPromptHere for FARR
To enable support for ConEmu, specify a path to ConEmu.exe (or
ConEmu64.exe if appropriate) via FARR's User Variable options.
The following is a typical examples:
[CommandPromptHere]
ConEmuExe = C:\apps\ConEmu\ConEmu.exe
To enable support for TCC (or TCC/LE), specify a path to tcc.exe via
FARR's User Variable options. The following is a typical example:
[CommandPromptHere]
TCCExe = C:\apps\TCC\tcc.exe
-from README.txt
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Thanks to cranioscopical and mouser for discussion and testing :)
cranioscopical:
Nicely done. Works a treat here :Thmbsup:
It's good to see this working in conjunction with FARR, gives it a nice DC feel.
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