The caret ‘^’ character serves two purposes in Windows batch files: 1. line continuations: ~~~ @echo off dir ^ /ad ^ c:\temp ~~~~ results in dir /ad c:\temp, which lists only the directories in C:\temp. 2. Escaping reserved shell characters & | ( < > ^. Use a preceding caret to escape and print the … Read more
I personally use Console2 with the Bash shipped with MYSYS-Git. You can also use PuTTY and SSH to a real linux box 😉
Solution is: Add [Setup] UninstallDisplayIcon={app}\{#MyAppExeName} Specifying the actual ico file did not work, but this entry did. I tested against Windows 8/8.1. Windows 7 works without this line.
Create a batch file containing this line @START c:\Program Files\Notepad++\notepad++.exe “%1” and put it into some directory that is in your PATH list (or, alternatively, add a directory with a .bat file to PATH).
Add setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion to the start of your script, then use !errorlevel! instead of %errorlevel% Delayed Expansion will cause variables to be expanded at execution time rather than at parse time ~ http://ss64.com/nt/delayedexpansion.html The answer to another question that pointed me in the right direction: Errorlevel of command executed by batch for loop
For flicker-free, simultaneously positioning two (or more) windows, your best bet is to use BeginDeferWindowPos(), DeferWindowPos() and EndDeferWindowPos(). In your case, since you’re moving two at the same time, this is your best bet. Three older, simpler functions you might also consider are SetWindowPos(), MoveWindow() and AdjustWindowRectEx().
the simplest one-command solution is to use Powershell Get-Content. N – number of lines. From the begining of file: Get-Content -Head N file.txt From the end of file: Get-Content -Tail N file.txt
The set command does not take spaces. The proper syntax would be: set tt=name What you have done in your example is set an environment variable tt<space>. With that in mind, you can try this: echo %tt % and see your output.
These issues cannot be installed from the Package Manager console, so I had to browse lot of things to fix the issues and finally I got the solution. Maybe we followed these scenarios Missing Node.js software Wrongly updated Windows environment path Installed in the wrong path Old version of Node.js software You can download the … Read more