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Hi all,
I'm a Unix guy from way back, who's enjoying learning C# and Windows
programming. Overall, it's not such a difficult transition (as long as one
keeps an open mind ), but there is one thing from Unix I miss the most -
the command line.
I've install a Unix like programming environment, call MSys, which let's me
do command line programming the way I want to, with the bash shell, and this
is running smoothly (vim editor, bash, C# compiler, SDK documentation - all
working).
I'm wondering though, what do experienced Windows programmers use for shell
commands, and scripts. Surely not DOS - I mean, that sucks. I've heard of
VB-Script and Javascript being used as shell scripts, but I wouldn't know
where to begin with that, and wouldn't know if it is worth trying.
Surely don't open Windows Explorer every time you want to move or rename a
file? LOL!
So, what do you guys use?
- Javaman (showing his roots)
I'm a Unix guy from way back, who's enjoying learning C# and Windows
programming. Overall, it's not such a difficult transition (as long as one
keeps an open mind ), but there is one thing from Unix I miss the most -
the command line.
I've install a Unix like programming environment, call MSys, which let's me
do command line programming the way I want to, with the bash shell, and this
is running smoothly (vim editor, bash, C# compiler, SDK documentation - all
working).
I'm wondering though, what do experienced Windows programmers use for shell
commands, and scripts. Surely not DOS - I mean, that sucks. I've heard of
VB-Script and Javascript being used as shell scripts, but I wouldn't know
where to begin with that, and wouldn't know if it is worth trying.
Surely don't open Windows Explorer every time you want to move or rename a
file? LOL!
So, what do you guys use?
- Javaman (showing his roots)