Comments on: Command Line Tools, Post 0: The Quake-Style Command Line http://jdharper.com/blog/command-line-tools-post-0-the-quake-style-command-line/ Stuff Worth Writing About Sun, 13 May 2012 16:00:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: adam http://jdharper.com/blog/command-line-tools-post-0-the-quake-style-command-line/#comment-410 adam Sat, 17 Sep 2011 18:48:28 +0000 Could you please upload the files so that I can just download them or copy and paste. The syntax does not transfer over with the current setup. Or if it is easier you can email it to xcstormerlife@netscape.net thank you Could you please upload the files so that I can just download them or copy and paste. The syntax does not transfer over with the current setup. Or if it is easier you can email it to xcstormerlife@netscape.net thank you

]]> By: Alexei Michaelovich http://jdharper.com/blog/command-line-tools-post-0-the-quake-style-command-line/#comment-409 Alexei Michaelovich Tue, 23 Aug 2011 02:49:40 +0000 Cool stuff. As a linux user who occasionally needs to go into windows, this is a nice thing to have. One thing I would change about your script though: Use Progman as the process to activate on hide rather than Shell_TrayWnd. That way you still can have it set up based on if WinActive, but activating the tray won't seem janky to people like me who like to hide the tray. Cool stuff. As a linux user who occasionally needs to go into windows, this is a nice thing to have. One thing I would change about your script though: Use Progman as the process to activate on hide rather than Shell_TrayWnd. That way you still can have it set up based on if WinActive, but activating the tray won’t seem janky to people like me who like to hide the tray.

]]> By: Patrick Forkin http://jdharper.com/blog/command-line-tools-post-0-the-quake-style-command-line/#comment-408 Patrick Forkin Wed, 13 Jul 2011 12:00:32 +0000 Hallo! First my site is naked, but the content is coming, in Engish and German. Your blog and its recommendations have more to offer than most recognise. I am a writer and not a programmer. All that I will be able to do, has to come from the cmd-line and the concept of one-liners. I am putting together a personal form of an IDE to realise it. I would like to dialogue with you. Regards, Patrick Forkin. Hallo!
First my site is naked, but the content is coming, in Engish and German. Your blog and its recommendations have more to offer than most recognise. I am a writer and not a programmer. All that I will be able to do, has to come from the cmd-line and the concept of one-liners. I am putting together a personal form of an IDE to realise it. I would like to dialogue with you.
Regards, Patrick Forkin.

]]> By: MaximumFish http://jdharper.com/blog/command-line-tools-post-0-the-quake-style-command-line/#comment-354 MaximumFish Wed, 10 Nov 2010 14:48:09 +0000 Thanks for this, it'll come in very handy I'm sure! As part of my learning AutoHotkey I've spent a few hours improving your script a little. Changes I've made are: - All hotkeys now detect the window that was active before opening the Console, and switch back to that window when it's hidden. This favours the Window Title, but will use the Class if a title doesn't exist. - Made WIN+SHIFT+~ detect if the Windows command console is running, and switch to Cygwin if it is. If a Cygwin console is already running, it just hides/unhides that instance. - Added a WIN+CTRL+~ hotkey to do the same as above, but for the Windows console. - Put most of the above into subroutines to keep the script as small and tidy as possible. If you're interested in my changes I'd be happy to share them with you! Just send me an email. :) Thanks for this, it’ll come in very handy I’m sure!

As part of my learning AutoHotkey I’ve spent a few hours improving your script a little. Changes I’ve made are:

- All hotkeys now detect the window that was active before opening the Console, and switch back to that window when it’s hidden. This favours the Window Title, but will use the Class if a title doesn’t exist.

- Made WIN+SHIFT+~ detect if the Windows command console is running, and switch to Cygwin if it is. If a Cygwin console is already running, it just hides/unhides that instance.

- Added a WIN+CTRL+~ hotkey to do the same as above, but for the Windows console.

- Put most of the above into subroutines to keep the script as small and tidy as possible.

If you’re interested in my changes I’d be happy to share them with you! Just send me an email. :)

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