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* make copying of files windows localization agnostic On a german Windows when building I get the following error: (D = Datei, V = Verzeichnis)? Ist das Ziel ...\Terminal\x64\Debug\TerminalSettings.pdb ein Dateiname oder ein Verzeichnisname (D = Datei, V = Verzeichnis)? f The trick with piping 'f' for file into stdin does not work here, since in german file is called 'Datei'. Due to the fact that the UI is translated a 'd' is expected. Lets use '*' at the end of the target filename which is a hack to trick 'xcopy' into assuming it is a filename her a target is a folder, if the target does not exist. * start fixing commandline tools to run new windows terminal * opencas should do the same as openterm. * correct the filename in openterm openterm is able to start the terminal again, but it does not start properly because of a missing dependency. * remove openterm command There is currently no plan on fixing this, because WindowsTerminal.exe does not support unpackaged activation. Let's remove them for now.
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Batchfile
26 lines
926 B
Batchfile
@echo off
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setlocal
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set _last_build=%OPENCON%\bin\%ARCH%\%_LAST_BUILD_CONF%
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if not exist %_last_build%\OpenConsole.exe (
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echo Could not locate the OpenConsole.exe in %_last_build%. Double check that it has been built and try again.
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goto :eof
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)
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if not exist %_last_build%\conechokey.exe (
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echo Could not locate the conechokey.exe in %_last_build%. Double check that it has been built and try again.
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goto :eof
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)
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rem %_last_build%\conechokey.exe %*
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set _r=%random%
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set copy_dir=OpenConsole\%_r%
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rem Generate a unique name, so that we can debug multiple revisions of the binary at the same time if needed.
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(xcopy /Y %_last_build%\OpenConsole.exe %TEMP%\%copy_dir%\OpenConsole.exe*) > nul
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(xcopy /Y %_last_build%\conechokey.exe %TEMP%\%copy_dir%\conechokey.exe*) > nul
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rem start %TEMP%\%copy_dir%\OpenConsole.exe %TEMP%\%copy_dir%\conechokey.exe %*
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%TEMP%\%copy_dir%\conechokey.exe %*
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