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Hi all, |
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A bit off topic here, but there are plenty of people who seem to know |
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their shells back to front so here goes. |
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I have set up a Win32 based development environment, |
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bash/cc/ls/etc/etc, for 1st year Engineering students who have to learn |
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C on a command line. It's fine for me to remember to put the & at the |
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end of the command when I fire up the editor but for them, it's major |
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angst. |
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The first thing that comes to mind is an alias. Just off the top of my |
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head I tried: |
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alias "npp=npp %1 &" |
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npp being the editor, but that didn't work. Is an alias the best/easiest |
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way to do this and if so, what would the syntax be, or is there a better |
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way? |
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Any thoughts, greatly appreciated, |
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Andrew |