RE: Small request [response off-topic]

[Darren Gilroy <DG...@CONSONUS.com>]

Ewan - 

In Windows NT or 2000, if you have a command window and a windows explorer
window open, you can drag the folder from explorer to the command window and
explorer will enter the full path to the folder. This should save you some
time cd-ing down a big directory path. I have not tried this with 95/98/ME.

-best-darr-

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Ewan Makepeace [mailto:ewan_makepeace@yahoo.com] 
Sent:	Friday, April 06, 2001 4:54 AM
To:	turbine
Subject:	Small request

We feeble Windows users are quite fond of double clicking on batch files to
execute them rather than opening an MS-DOS window, CD'ing multiple times to
the desired directory and then typing in the name of a batch file.

To create the sample Turbine app you first run 'newapp.bat <appname>' then
later 'build-project.bat init'.

It looks to me that if you just double click on newapp you get an app called
newapp, which is OK.  I was wondering whether it would be possible to set
'init' as the default target for build project so that it could just be
double clicked?

Pathetic I know...

Ewan


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