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When you double-click or open a batch file the current directory is the directory Visual Studio was in. Unfortunately this breaks my batch files, they assume the current directory is the directory they reside in. Love the product this is the only thing wrong with it. Get a fix for this and Windows Explorer is a dead duck while I'm developing. |
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Just found a quick around. Add the following to the top of each batch file. CD /D %~dp0 Where: /D = change current drive and directory. %~dp0 = location of the running batch file. The things you learn when you need something :-) |
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What the...... I ask for this before lunch. Load Visual Studio after lunch, you have an addin update. Blew me away that the feature I wanted is there. Thank you so very much. |
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That's how we like to roll ;-) Ivan wanted me to point out that it would likely have been up before lunch if it wasn't for me taking so long to upload it to the gallery! Happy coding, John-Daniel |
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LOL. |
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