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This is also a good approach for Windows since aliases on Windows don't really exist. Make a directory like C:/path/to/aliases that holds all your batch files.
by wonger_ 2y ago
This is also a good approach for Windows since aliases on Windows don't really exist. Make a directory like C:/path/to/aliases that holds all your batch files.
- arisudesu 2y agoDoskey is a (kind of) Windows replacement for shell aliases, and it can be configured to auto-execute macros file in new cmd.exe windows.
- subjectsigma 2y agoI know you’re not talking about Powershell, but on Windows most people would be using Powershell, and that does have good alias support.