Which now supports wildcards; Several new scripts
Main changes
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The
which
/which.exe
program can now search for programs using wildcards.
This is very useful when you don't quite remember the exact name of a program.
Ex, try:which -a *zip*
in Windows, orwhich -a '*zip*'
in Unix -
New scripts
paths.bat
for Windows, andpaths
for Unix, showing the PATH with one path per line, and making it easy to reorder it.
Optionally manages any other variable structured like PATH.
More intuitive to use than the old AddPaths.bat scripts they replace. -
New scripts
python.bat
andpip.bat
, for managing multiple instances of Python on Windows.
(Useful now that Microsoft installs its own instances, without looking for non-Microsoft ones that may have been there before!) -
The new
Get-Console.bat
is a front-end toGet-Console.ps1
, for capturing the console contents as coloured text into the clipboard. -
All Windows executables now include program properties, with a description, version, product infos, etc.
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The ARM64 versions of the C programs now build without any warning...
But I've still not been able to test them for lack of a Windows 10/ARM64 test system.
Plus as usual many small improvements and bug fixes.