>>Ok, still anyone know how to do it in register key only?
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell\VisStudio Cmd Prompt]
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell\VisStudio Cmd Prompt\Command]
@="cmd /K \"C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft Visual Studio
.NET\\Common7\\Tools\\vsvar
David Ferguson wrote:
> I can't get anything to work if I use %comspec%. In order to use
> %..%, I thought you had to create a SZ_EXPAND key, which you can't
> normally do through REGEDIT.
You can use REGEDT32 to create REG_EXPAND_SZ keys.
Brad
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I can't get anything to work if I use %comspec%. In order to use
%..%, I thought you had to create a SZ_EXPAND key, which you can't
normally do through REGEDIT.
I don't think you need to CD anywhere. The shell will start the CMD
process with the default drive and directory you click on.
Anyway
Better yet,
call vscars32.bat
cd /D "%1"
--Rich
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> I would create
C#, VB,
Batch
>files, etc. - you start to lose your mind...
>
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>> I would create
Thanks - Yes I forgot the "call" part. Switching between C++, C#, VB, Batch
files, etc. - you start to lose your mind...
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> I would create another batch file called DevCmd.bat with the following
> contents:
> vsvars32.bat
> cd "%1"
Wouldn't you need:
call vscars32.bat
cd "%1"
Seeya
James
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I would create another batch file called DevCmd.bat with the following
contents:
vsvars32.bat
cd "%1"
Use this file instead of doing it all in one line.
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Subje
