Put the following code in your
.bashrc file:
function open() {
if [ "$1" = "" ]
then
rundll32 url.dll,FileProtocolHandler .
else
rundll32 url.dll,FileProtocolHandler `cygpath -w "$1"`
fi
}
Now you can use the
open command.
- Type
open http://www.franzens.org to fire up your web browser and point it to this site.
- Type
open some_document.doc to start Microsoft Word (or Open Office) with specified document.
- Type
open some_document.txt to start notepad with specified document.
- Type
open to launch the explorer in current directory.
- Type
open //some_network_path/foo/bar to launch the explorer in specified directory.
I think you see the pattern above. I use the
open command all the time and it is really useful.
This was incredibly useful! Thank you for posting it!
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