Zeno,
Am 09.02.2011 10:08, schrieb Zeno Davatz:
How about switching the order? The reason why I done this is because I
want to be able to use git directly from my commandline window
_without_ having to open a separate window, just to be capable to use
GIT. I want one command windows for everything, same like on Linux.
Anything else does not seem efficient to me.
ok, but the Q is here what do you all want to use? Look, the Windows Git
package as well as the MinGW package come both with its own MSYS which
has a bunch of same tools and Perl but at different versions, so clashes
are foreseeable; also both prefer usage from bash rather than cmd.exe
where Git seems to offer both. So depending on what you just intend to
do you should consider to create a batch file which calls cmd.exe and
sets paths accordingly to your needs rather than adding global search paths.
Oh, and AFAICT adding a seach path to C:\Apache2.2\bin is also not really
needed since httpd.exe looks anyway into this folder 1st for its dependent
DLLs.
But can I then still start Apache from the command line?
no, not then via search - only via full path; but here's the Q if you
really need that? usually calling httpd.exe from commandline is anyway
only for debugging purpose, else you run the service; and the service
you can start/stop from comamndline with:
net [start|stop] apache2.2
BTW. there are also other nice addons for Windows, f.e. CmdHere which
opens a cmd box with a rightclick on a folder:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx
this can save you a lot of commandline 'cd folder' and also then reduces
need for many search paths ...
Gün.
