Auto source VS environment for cygwin
Command
- vsshell
Requires
- cygutils
Description
Start a new shell with VS env, then exit the current shell.
If env exists, Framework Version will be outputted instead.
Workflow
-> Find the shortcut matching *Command Prompt*, Visual Studio, x64 and Native criteria under Start Menu
-> Read the bat location in that shortcut
-> Create ~/.local/lib/bat/vs-env.bat. Which will be used to source the VS environment
- vsshell
Requires
- cygutils
Description
Start a new shell with VS env, then exit the current shell.
If env exists, Framework Version will be outputted instead.
#!/bin/bash
if [ -n "$FrameworkVersion" ]; then
alias vsshell='echo "FrameworkVersion $FrameworkVersion"'
return
fi
BAT_DIR=~/.local/lib/bat
mkdir -p $BAT_DIR
VS_SHELL_BAT=$BAT_DIR/vs-env.bat
function vsshell {
_SHELL=$( cygpath -w -a $VS_SHELL_BAT )
cmd /c "$_SHELL"
exit
}
if [ -f "$VS_SHELL_BAT" ]; then
_PATH=$( cygpath "$( grep -o "^@REM FILE_PATH: .\+" "$VS_SHELL_BAT" | cut -c 17- )" )
if [ -f "$_PATH" ]; then
return
fi
fi
START_MENU="$( cygpath $ProgramData )/Microsoft/Windows/Start Menu/"
_PATH=$( find "$START_MENU" -name "*Command Prompt*" | grep "Visual Studio" | grep x64 | grep Native | xargs -I % readshortcut % -r | grep -o "\"\([^\"]\+\)\"" )
echo "@echo off" > "$VS_SHELL_BAT"
echo "@REM FILE_PATH: ${_PATH:1:-1}" >> "$VS_SHELL_BAT"
echo "CALL $_PATH" >> "$VS_SHELL_BAT"
echo "START $( where mintty ) -i /Cygwin-Terminal.ico -" >> "$VS_SHELL_BAT"-> Find the shortcut matching *Command Prompt*, Visual Studio, x64 and Native criteria under Start Menu
-> Read the bat location in that shortcut
-> Create ~/.local/lib/bat/vs-env.bat. Which will be used to source the VS environment
Wed Aug 23 2017 17:27:46 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Last modified: Wed Aug 23 2017 17:27:53 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
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