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Usual shell command lines translated for windows
I had to work on windows recently. As a standard Unix guy, I though that
you cannot use command line on windows, you have to install cygwin, mks etc...
I was curious and I've started to dig into cmd.exe usage. I've discovered that the windows command
line is far from being poor.
For some aspects I would even say that cmd.exe may be not less powerful than sh.
Here is a list of usual command I use translated to windows command tool.
Hope this help someone.
people crying for awk while doing scripting on windows , should have a
closer look to "FOR /?" :-)
/bin/ls -l |
dir /N /Q |
grep -i ^bla myfile.txt |
findstr /B /I "bla" myfile.txt |
grep -v -i ^bla myfile.txt |
findstr /V /B /I "bla" myfile.txt |
find /tmp -name *.c | xargs | grep blo |
findstr /S blo C:\\tmp *.c |
find /tmp -name *.c |
dir /S /B C:\\tmp\\*.c |
echo $? |
echo %ERRORLEVEL% |
ls *.c 2>/dev/null |
dir *.c 2>NUL |
pwd |
echo %CD% |
echo $0 |
echo %CMDCMDLINE% |
exit 12 |
exit /B 12 |
dirname $1 |
%~p1 |
basename $1 |
%~nx1 |
which $1 |
%~dp$PATH:1 |
env | grep TERM |
set TERM 2>NUL |
su - foo -c command |
runas /profile /user:foo command |
rsh myHost -l foo command |
rexec myHost -l foo command |
for file in `find /tmp -name *.txt` do echo `basename $file` done |
for /R C:\\TEMP %i in (*.txt) DO echo %~ni |
mount |
net use |
mount foo:/bar /mnt/bar |
net use Z: \\foo\bar [/USER:username /PERSISTENT:NO] |
| diff file1 file2 |
fc file1 file2 |
| echo -n "Enter a letter : " ; read foo |
set /P foo="Enter a letter : " |
| shutdown -g 120 -y -i 6 |
shutdown /r /l /f /dp:0:0 |
Posted at 12:48PM août 09, 2007 by ejannett in Windows | Comments[1]
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If you really want a powerful Windows commandline, use Windows Powershell. It beats the pants off any Unix shell.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_PowerShell
Posted by 59.92.142.36 on août 09, 2007 at 12:59 PM CEST #