WinPath | cli tool to quickly and safely manage | Command Line Interface library
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A simple tool to add variables to your Path!.
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QUESTION
I have a simple shell function to convert a *nix style path to Windows style (I happen to be using Windows Subsystem for Linux).
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Answered 2021-Sep-09 at 17:47zsh
processes certain escape sequences that bash
does not by default. \U
introduces 4-byte Unicode codepoint, but since the following 8 characters are not a valid hexadecimal number, no character is substituted.
I would recommend using printf
, as its behavior is much more predictable from shell to shell.
QUESTION
I run the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-14 at 15:54Short Answer: On features like TelnetClient
which return a [Microsoft.Dism.Commands.AdvancedFeatureObject]
:
RestartRequired
denotes whether a restart could be required after installing or enabling the featureRestartNeeded
is used to show whether a restart is currently pending for the feature.
Long Version: The AdvancedFeatureObject
type never actually gets this value set though. Instead, the property is only used by Microsoft.Dism.Commands.ImageObject
which is returned from Enable/Disable-WindowsOptionalFeature
. For example:
QUESTION
I'm using cygwin to fire up PhpStorm from the command line. Everything works but in order to do it I have to first run
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Answered 2020-Oct-15 at 10:11I think this can be solved with setting the environment variable within the ~/.bash_profile file and then restart your cygwin terminal window.
Add this line to your .bash_profile file:
export crntproj=$(cygpath -w $PWD)
I can't test it right now, but the goal is to set the environment variable each time you start your bash terminal.
QUESTION
I'm facing a very odd issue where I have a Node script which invokes a process, it looks like this:
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Answered 2020-Jan-07 at 20:05The Windows Task Scheduler allows you to specify a user to run as (for privilege reasons), but does not give you the environment (PATH and other environment variables) that are configured for that user.
So, when running programs from the Windows Task Scheduler, it's important to not make any assumptions about what's in the environment (particularly the PATH). If my program depends on certain things in the environment, I will sometimes change my Task to be a .BAT file that first sets up the environment as needed and then launch my program from there.
Among other things, the simplest way to not rely on the path is to specify the full path to the executable you are running rather than assuming it will be found in the path somewhere. But, you also need to make sure that your executable can find any other resources it might need without any environment variables or you need to configure those environment variables for it before running.
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In the second option, there are two ways to do so, you can either:.
Move WinPath.exe to C:\Windows\.
Move WinPath.exe to a directory such as C:\Program Files\WinPath\ (C:\Program Files (x86)\WinPath\ for x86).
Open up Command Prompt in the same directory you've stored WinPath.exe.
Run: > winpath.exe --system --value path\to\winpath.exe
Open up a new instance of your terminal and run winpath.
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