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How 'bout: $ cmd /c cruel.batOn Wed, 24 Aug 2011 08:39 -0700, "Andrew DeFaria"<Andrew@DeFaria.com> wrote:For instance, to test the cruel BAT files which we are going to deliver.I would like to run cmd.exe within a rxvt terminal on Windows 7.My question is why? Why do you want to run cmd.exe?
I was being kind.
I also find the cmd shell and command language inferiorLanguage? I wouldn't even call this crap a "language"...
Where it makes sense, it's always good to go with what a lot of people go with. How many Solaris machines have zsh installed?
Yep, though right now I'm fancying zsh.in that there's nothing special or even convenient in cmd that can't be done even quicker and better in bash.
I pay myself! I'm incorporated and I employ myself. I hate being my own slave but it does have it's advantages. The "boss", however, can be a real a-hole if you know what I mean! ;-)
But we are all slaves to those who pay us...
Thanks a lot, will look it up.That said, and if you're hellbent on using cmd.exe, I vaguely recall another terminal emulator program (not a Cygwin thing mind you) called, I believe just "Terminal" (Good luck googling that!) which (insert fuzzy memory here) I believe used a hidden cmd console window to allow the Windows program the proper console environment while translating that to the non-hidden Terminal window. That might work...
Ronald
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