Command runner for programmers in windows, like Alfred/QuickSilver in MacOS.
Show a Run dialog alike, but more quickly and Script First.
Project target:
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Script First, run AutoIt script first, then fallback to normal command
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Launch App, or switch to it if opened ( see shortcuts )
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Tiny(now it's 8K), Lowest memory used
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Install AutoIt, using default options.
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Copy shortcuts folder into any disk (D:), e.g.:
D:\shortcuts\
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Add
;D:\shortcuts\
to end of your PATH environment variable
Finished, ready to use, see below.
Launch cutecmd_x86.exe(for 32bit windows) or cutecmd_x64.exe(for 64bit windows), Windows 7+ need Administrator Privilege.
Double Click your Control Key to show the input window.
Press file name matching in shortcuts
, e.g.: st
is Sublime Text
Press Space or Enter to confirm; Press Ctrl+G or Esc to cancel.
Be carefule about the Path of each shortcuts, Alt+Enter to open and check the open.au3
params.
open.au3 parameters
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Execuable path
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Window Matching method: title or class
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Window Matching keywords
Example: C:\WINDOWS\open.au3 "chrome.exe" title "Google Chrome"
For cutecmd
, using TCC to build, keep it small.
Import the API definitions in shell32.dll
as below:
C:\tcc>tiny_impdef.exe c:\WINDOWS\system32\shell32.dll
move shell32.def lib\
Complie:
tcc cutecmd.c -lshell32
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