![]() ![]() There should be an empty a file in the %ConEmuBaseDir%\clink folder (comes as a part of the Clink release). There are a couple of places where Clink tries to locate the file, one of them is the %CLINK_INPUTRC% folder. On startup, Clink looks for a a script, which is an entry point for all extension registrations. It is possible to add custom command completion logic, add or change the keybindings or even modify the look of the prompt. ![]() One of the most powerful features of the Clink is that it is scriptable through Lua. Portions Copyright (c) 2020-2021 Christopher Antos In short, to install and enable Clink in ConEmu, you should extract the contents of the clink release archive into the %ConEmuBaseDir%\clink and check the “Use Clink in prompt” under the Features settings section.Īn indicator of successful integration is the text mentioning the Clink version and its authors, similar to the following: Clink v1.39 It is important to note that ConEmu works well only with the current active fork of the clink project - chrisant996/clink. Integrate ClinkĪnother great addition to the cmd is a Clink - it augments the command line with many great features like persistent history, environment variable names completion, scriptable keybindings, and command completions.Īgain, ConEmu provides integration with Clink (see ConEmu | cmd.exe and clink). There is no need to provide a path to the batch file because the default ConeEmu setup adds a %ConEmuBaseDir%\Scripts folder to the PATH environment variable. Update ConEmu CMD tasks to include setup-aliases.cmd invocation.Add a batch file containing the invocation of the aliaser utility to the %ConEmuBaseDir%\Scripts folder.ġ echo off call "%~dp0aliaser.exe" -f "%~dp0aliases.txt".Put compiled aliaser.exe and a file containing aliases (my list - GitHub - aliases.txt) to the %ConEmuBaseDir%\Scripts folder.To get more control over my macros setup, I wrote a utility ( GitHub - manekovskiy/aliaser) that pulls a list of command aliases from the file and sets them up for the current process.ĬonEmu provides native support for command aliases refer to ConEmu | Settings › Environment page for more details. Yes, there is a DOSKEY command, but you are required to integrate its invocation into your cmd startup. One of the issues with cmd is the absence of persistent user-scoped command aliases or macros. ![]() ConEmu has a portable version, so setup replication is not a problem - I keep it in the ever-growing list of utilities on my cloud storage. ![]() This tool is great - it is reliable, fast, and highly configurable. Set Command Aliases/Macros For CMD.exe In ConEmuįor many years I have been a loyal and happy user of ConEmu.
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