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Interesting Aliases

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Charles G

Apr
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As I mentioned Here, there are a lot of interesting, non-system specific aliases that power users have. Think it would be great to start a thread asking folks to post theirs - as text and not image please, to make it easier to copy off the forum....
 
Code: 
unknown_cmd=C:\Z_UserFiles\JPSoft\BTM_001\UC.BTM
@@ctrl-o=@option
@@ctrl-u=^e@option /u
a=alias
b*ack=*cdd -
c=copy
crunch=tpipe /replace=4,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"\s+?"," " /replace=4,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"\s+?$",""
d=*dir /a /p /m /k /h /ne
desk:=%@shfolder[16]\
dl:=%userprofile\downloads\
docs:=%@shfolder[5]\
dt:=%USERPROFILE%\Desktop
e="C:\Program Files\Multi-Edit 9\Mew32.exe" /SNTCMDEdit
edit="C:\Program Files\Multi-Edit 9\Mew32.exe" /SNTCMDEdit
eexit=e %_tcexit
eini=e %_ininame
estart=e %_tcstart
etc:=%systemroot\system32\drivers\etc\
eval=set ans=%@eval[%$] && echo [ %$ ] = %@comma[%ans]
ff=firefox.exe
gd:=%userprofile\google drive\
help="%@path[%_cmdspec]eviewer.exe" "%@path[%_cmdspec]tchelp.ewriter" %@if['%1' == '',,"index.html?%1.htm"]
ie=iexplore.exe
in=pushd %@full[%1] ^ pushd %@left[2,%@full[%1]] ^ %2& ^ popd ^ popd
kill=do p in /L %$ (taskend /f %p)
l=list
last-modified=*pshell /s "$http = [System.Net.WebRequest]::Create('%1'); $http.Method = 'HEAD'; $http.GetResponse().LastModified.ToString()"
lib:=c:\data\tcclibrary
logoff=reboot /l
logout=reboot /l
look=ffind /dc /f /g %$
nd=md /s %1 && %1\
plug:=c:\data\tccplugins\
progs:=%@shfolder[38]\
prune=iff isdir %1 then %+ del /a: /s /w /x /z %1 %+ else %+ echo %1 is not a directory! %+ endiff
s=start /pgm
shell:=%@path[%_cmdspec]
shutdown=reboot /p
sys:=%@shfolder[37]\
t=type
tc:=%@shfolder[38]\JPSoft\TCMD%@int[%_4ver]\`
tf=dir /[d] /od
u*p=cd ..
unuse=net use %$ /d
use=net use
user:=%userprofile\
v=view
vc64="C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Community\VC\Auxiliary\Build\vcvars64.bat"
whatsnew=help whats-new-in-version-%@int[%_4ver]
win:=%@shfolder[36]\
word=winword.exe
zipdir=unzip.exe -Z -C %$ | list
 
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Code: 
{1} Sherkaner 2 C:\>alias I grep pd
pd=*pdir /D/A-d/(dymd thmsd a z fpn)
pdm=*pdir /D/A-d/(dymd thmsd a m z fpn)
pdr=*pdir /D/A-d/(dymd thmsd a r z fpn)
pdk=*pdir /D/A-d/(dymd thmsd a k z fpn)
pdrk=*pdir /D/A-d/(dymd thmsd a r k z fpn)
spd=*pdir /D/A-d/S/(dymd thmsd a z fpn)
spdm=*pdir /D/A-d/S/(dymd thmsd a m z fpn)
spdr=*pdir /D/A-d/S/(dymd thmsd a r z fpn)
spdk=*pdir /D/A-d/S/(dymd thmsd a k z fpn)
spdrk=*pdir /D/A-d/S/(dymd thmsd a r k z fpn)

Joe
 
So, here's my alias.txt file, separated in segments and as text:


: Ways to do a "dir". @@f5=@dir /J/H/Ou/T/A @@f6=@dir /J/H/Od/T/A @@f7=@dir /J/H/Oe/T/A @@ctrl-f5=@dir /J/H/P/Ou/T/A @@ctrl-f6=@dir /J/H/P/Od/T/A @@ctrl-f7=@dir /J/H/P/Oe/T/A @shift-f5=`dir /J/H/Ou/T/A ` @shift-f6=`dir /J/H/Od/T/A ` @shift-f7=`dir /J/H/Oe/T/A ` @shift-f2=`@dir /V/2/J/H/Ou/A ` @shift-f4=`@dir /V/4/J/H/Ou/A ` @@ctrl-f2=@dir /J/H/P/Ou/A-d/F @@ctrl-f4=@dir /J/H/P/Ou/A-d/F/S pd=*pdir /D/A-d/(dymd thmsd a z fpn) pdm=*pdir /D/A-d/(dymd thmsd a m z fpn) pdr=*pdir /D/A-d/(dymd thmsd a r z fpn) pdk=*pdir /D/A-d/(dymd thmsd a k z fpn) pdrk=*pdir /D/A-d/(dymd thmsd a r k z fpn) spd=*pdir /D/A-d/S/(dymd thmsd a z fpn) spdm=*pdir /D/A-d/S/(dymd thmsd a m z fpn) spdr=*pdir /D/A-d/S/(dymd thmsd a r z fpn) spdk=*pdir /D/A-d/S/(dymd thmsd a k z fpn) spdrk=*pdir /D/A-d/S/(dymd thmsd a r k z fpn)

I've used F5-F6-F7 for so long (decades!) for direct DIR commands, my hand goes there without even thinking about it.

The pd* and spd* commands use pdir to gets lists of files and their checksums; most of the time I'll redirect their output (to SORT and from there) to a text editor, to review a directory's content.


: "New" commands. calc=echos %@eval[%$] freee=for %A in (%_ready) do if "%@substituted[%A]"=="0" (free %A) paths=echo %@replace[;,^n,%PATH] pwd=for %A in (%_ready) do ( echo ^e[%@colorDeDisco[%A]m%@format[-12,%@label[%A]] %@if["%@substituted[%A]"=="1",*, ]%@cwds[%A]^e[0m )

The @substituted function is defined in tcstart.btm, as:

function substituted=`%@if["%@left[3,%@truename[%1\]]"=="%1\",0,1]`

The "colorDeDisco" thing is part of a function+array shenanigan that I made so I could colorize the disk entries in a pwd command like this:

1683411730995.png


(W: is a SUBSTituted drive; that's what the asterisk indicates)


: Abbreviations - internal commands. sel=select dsel=*select /H/Od esel=*select /H/Oe sco=*select /H/Ou copy (%1) cd-=`cd -` vuela=del /SXYZ vuela.=vuela . v=*view ej=*ejectmedia ar=*attrib +r a-r=*attrib -r sar=*attrib /S +r sa-r=*attrib /S -r : Abbreviations - external commands. 7z="C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" e=C:\LDC\TSEPro\g32.exe g32=C:\LDC\TSEPro\g32.exe mutf=mutt -f

Is it too obvious I use the SELECT command all the time?


: Permanent options. move=*move /R select=*select /H/Ou say=*say /A

SAY is a plugin. I barely use it, but it's cool and unobtrusive, so it remains.


: Frequent directories. @@Alt-7 @cdd "%HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%" @@Alt-8 @cdd "%HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%\Documents" @@Alt-9 @cdd "%HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%\Downloads" @@Alt-0 @cdd "%HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%\Dropbox"

I cd to those directories so frequently, direct keystrokes for them are warranted.

BY THE WAY, the F13..F24 keys ARE supported on TCC, so while I'm using a terminal keyboard, I can move those assignments to those keystrokes and rid myself of the Alt- combos. I used to have assignments like this all the way down to Alt-4, though.


: Miss Cellaneous. @alt-d=descript.ion @alt-f=for %a in (*) @alt-shift-f=for %a in (* @@alt-g=@grep package *.java @@alt-shift-g=@grep package *.java

Quick and dirty ways to quickly type in something. Cool kids these days would define these as keyboard-side macros. The last two I don't use anymore, so I could well eliminate them.
 
Joe Caverly said:
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Code: 
{1} Sherkaner 2 C:\>alias I grep pd
pd=*pdir /D/A-d/(dymd thmsd a z fpn)
pdm=*pdir /D/A-d/(dymd thmsd a m z fpn)
pdr=*pdir /D/A-d/(dymd thmsd a r z fpn)
pdk=*pdir /D/A-d/(dymd thmsd a k z fpn)
pdrk=*pdir /D/A-d/(dymd thmsd a r k z fpn)
spd=*pdir /D/A-d/S/(dymd thmsd a z fpn)
spdm=*pdir /D/A-d/S/(dymd thmsd a m z fpn)
spdr=*pdir /D/A-d/S/(dymd thmsd a r z fpn)
spdk=*pdir /D/A-d/S/(dymd thmsd a k z fpn)
spdrk=*pdir /D/A-d/S/(dymd thmsd a r k z fpn)

Joe
Click to expand...

do you have any that are not pdir related? Maybe make a copy of the alias.txt and remove anything private or related then post it here?
 
Here are some aliases for getting calendar info:
Code: 
:get the Mon-Sun start date of the current week or specified date
 WeekStart=` & ^
    setlocal & ^
    set Arg=%1$ & ^
    set d=%@date[%@if[%@len[%Arg] GT 0,%Arg,%_date]] & ^
    do while %@dowi[%d] NE 2 (set d=%@dec[%d]) & ^
    echo %@makedate[%d] & ^
    endlocal`

:get the Mon-Sun end date of the current week or a specified date
 WeekEnd=` & ^
    setlocal & ^
    set Arg=%1$ & ^
    set d=%@date[%@if[%@len[%Arg] GT 0,%Arg,%_date]] & ^
    do while %@dowi[%d] NE 1 (set d=%@inc[%d]) & ^
    echo %@makedate[%d] & ^
    endlocal`

:get the first day of the current month or a specified date
 MonthStart=` & ^
    setlocal & ^
    set Arg=%1$ & ^
    iff %@len[%Arg] GT 0 then & ^
        echo %@makedate[%@date[%@month[%Arg]/1/%@year[%Arg]]] & ^
    else & ^
        echo %@makedate[%@date[%_month/1/%_year]] & ^
    endiff & ^
    endlocal`

:get the last day of the current month or a specified date
 MonthEnd=` & ^
    setlocal & ^
    set Arg=%1$ & ^
    set d=%@date[%@if[%@len[%Arg] GT 0,%Arg,%_date]] & ^
    set dm=%@month[%@makedate[%d]] & ^
    do while %@month[%@makedate[%d]] EQ %dm (set d=%@inc[%d]) & ^
    set d=%@dec[%d] & ^
    echo %@makedate[%d] & ^
    endlocal`

:get the quarter given a date or a month arg
 GetQuarter=` & ^
     setlocal & ^
    set Arg=%1$ & ^
    iff %@fields["/",%[Arg]] GT 1 .OR. %@fields["/",%[Arg]] GT 1 then & ^
        set Quarter=%@eval[%@floor[%@eval[(%@month[%[Arg]] - 1) / 3]] + 1] & ^
    else & ^
        set Quarter=%@eval[%@floor[%@eval[(%[Arg] - 1) / 3]] + 1] & ^
    endiff & ^
    echo %Quarter & ^
    endlocal`
    
:get the start month of quarter given a date or a month arg
 GetQuarterStart=` & ^
    setlocal & ^
    set Arg=%1$ & ^
    iff %@fields["/",%[Arg]] GT 1 .OR. %@fields["/",%[Arg]] GT 1 then & ^
        set Month=%@month[%[Arg]] & ^
    else & ^
        set Month=%[Arg] & ^
    endiff & ^
    set Quarter=%@eval[%@floor[%@eval[(%[Month] - 1) / 3]] + 1] & ^
    do while %[Month] GT 1 .AND. %Quarter EQ %@eval[%@floor[%@eval[(%@dec[%[Month]] - 1) / 3]] + 1] (set Month=%@dec[%[Month]]) & ^
    echo %Month & ^
    endlocal`

:get the end month of quarter given a date or a month arg
 GetQuarterEnd=` & ^
    setlocal & ^
    set Arg=%1$ & ^
    iff %@fields["/",%[Arg]] GT 1 .OR. %@fields["/",%[Arg]] GT 1 then & ^
        set Month=%@month[%[Arg]] & ^
    else & ^
        set Month=%[Arg] & ^
    endiff & ^
    set Quarter=%@eval[%@floor[%@eval[(%[Month] - 1) / 3]] + 1] & ^
    do while %[Month] LT 12 .AND. %Quarter EQ %@eval[%@floor[%@eval[(%@inc[%[Month]] - 1) / 3]] + 1] (set Month=%@inc[%[Month]]) & ^
    echo %Month & ^
    endlocal`

I often use these aliases via functions.
Code: 
 WeekStart=%@execstr[WeekStart %1$]
 WeekEnd=%@execstr[WeekEnd %1$]
 MonthStart=%@execstr[MonthStart %1$]
 MonthEnd=%@execstr[MonthEnd %1$]
 Quarter=%@execstr[GetQuarter %1$]
 QuarterStart=%@execstr[GetQuarterStart %1$]
 QuarterEnd=%@execstr[GetQuarterEnd %1$]
 
Here is one for counting lines in a set of files.
Code: 
:count lines in a set of files
 countlines= & ^
    iff %@len[%1] GT 0 then & ^
        setlocal & ^
        set count=0 & ^
        for %f in (%$) set count=%@eval[%count + %@lines[%f] + 1] & ^
        echo %count & ^
        endlocal & ^
    endiff

Here is one for expanding arguments
Code: 
:expand all parameters, including wildcards
 expandall= & ^
    iff %@len[%1] GT 0 then & ^
        setlocal & ^
        set result= & ^
        for %f in (%$) set result=%result %@quote[%@truename[%f]] & ^
        echo %result & ^
        endlocal & ^
    endiff
This is often used via a function to pass the expanded args to other apps.
Code: 
expandall=%@execstr[expandall %$]

Another alias may then use it like this one to open Notepad++
Code: 
npp=notepad++ %@expandall[%$]

Here are some others:
Code: 
:open file explorer on the current directory
 .= & ^
    iff %@len[%1] GT 0 then & ^
       start explorer /e,"%$" & ^
    else & ^
       start explorer /e,"%_cwd" & ^
    endiff

:delete a folder tree (arg) after confirmation
 deldir= & ^
    iff isdir %1 then & ^
       echo Delete [%1]? & ^
       echos Press Ctrl-Break to abort... & ^
       pause > nul & ^
       *del /E /K /Q /S /X /Y /Z %1 & ^
       echo done & ^
    else & ^
       echo Invalid directory [%1] & ^
    endiff

:List a variety of info for a file arg
 verinfoall=for %f in (CompanyName FileDescription FileVersion InternalName LegalCopyright LegalTrademarks OriginalFilename ProductName ProductVersion Build) do echo %f - %@verinfo[%1,%f]
 
The "verinfoall" looks quite useful, I will add that to my alias list. But I don't get the point of "open file explorer on the current directory". Why not just

explorer .

(A single dot standing for the cwd.)
 
Either way, referring to explorer[.exe] gives you a new instance, which goes away at its leisure.

START . (and variations) works too and without the extra instance.
 
Interesting. A new instance of what exactly? "Tcc.exe" I would guess, but I never see it, and it doesn't seem to consume any resources (best I can tell from looking at Task Manager).

At any rate, typing in "start ." (which I had never seen or thought of trying) is slightly fewer characters / keystrokes than "explorer ." Learn something new every day.
 
It's a new instance of explorer.exe. That's what you get when you use its (i.e., explorer's) name.

When you START . I think TCC uses ShellExecute/ShellExecuteEx to ask the current shell (explorer) to do something (as opposed to creating an explorer.exe process to do it).
 
There are other START nuances. One deals with directory aliases. If you have

Code: 
v:\> alias dt:
c:\Users\vefatica\Desktop

then START dt: will give a new TCC with c:\Users\vefatica\Desktop as current directory, while START %@alias[dt:] will give an Explorer window in c:\Users\vefatica\Desktop. I have no idea how that one works.
 
vefatica said:
It's a new instance of explorer.exe. That's what you get when you use its (i.e., explorer's) name.

When you START . I think TCC uses ShellExecute/ShellExecuteEx to ask the current shell (explorer) to do something (as opposed to creating an explorer.exe process to do it).
Click to expand...
A new instance of explorer.exe is pretty much what I expected and what I wanted. I just tried this, and on my computer, "start ." and "explorer ." seem to do exactly the same thing.

If I have a copy of explorer.exe running and visible, and type "start ." I get a new copy of explorer.exe, new window, open to the directory that was the CWD in TCC.

"Explorer ." seems to do exactly the same thing. It would be interesting if I could tell Explorer to use the same window, new tab, but it really doesn't matter much. I just use this for quick and dirty operations in explorer. For more serious work, I prefer Q-Dir.

ver

TCC 31.01.19 x64 Windows 11 [Version 10.0.22631.2861]
 
ohenryx said:
The "verinfoall" looks quite useful, I will add that to my alias list. But I don't get the point of "open file explorer on the current directory". Why not just

explorer .

(A single dot standing for the cwd.)
Click to expand...
Expediency. The single dot is just much less to type, one character instead of ten.
 
ohenryx said:
If I have a copy of explorer.exe running and visible, and type "start ." I get a new copy of explorer.exe, new window, open to the directory that was the CWD in TCC.
Click to expand...
START . does not give a new instance of explorer here.

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And explorer . does.

1703888170833.png
 
Probably due to Windows 10 versus Windows 11. Recent versions of Windows 11 have a new, rather different explorer.exe. There have been a lot of complaints in the Windows 11 forums about slow performance with the new version. I've never noticed a lag myself, but I do have a very fast computer, so ...

I started explorer in several different ways, using "start dirname" and "explorer dirname", as well as using the dot to represent the CWD. Each and every time, I got a new instance of explorer (the last 4 entries below):

tasklist | findstr explorer
11656 explorer Program Manager
7572 explorer
29872 explorer
20164 explorer
37036 explorer
3032 explorer
13120 explorer
41648 explorer
29184 explorer
19900 explorer
34348 explorer
43388 explorer
38364 explorer
46100 explorer
46156 explorer
16836 explorer D:\batch
43892 explorer E:\rus\tcc
51472 explorer C:\xstuff
44308 explorer C:\Users
 
As usual, mine is what decades of insanity turn into haha

Code: 
;;;;;;;;;;;;; ALIAS ADMINISTRATION STUFF: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; ALIAS ADMINISTRATION STUFF: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; ALIAS ADMINISTRATION STUFF: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;

realias=alias /r c:\TCMD\alias.lst
readalias=realias




;;;;;;;;;;;;; UNKNOWN COMMAND STUFF: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; UNKNOWN COMMAND STUFF: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; UNKNOWN COMMAND STUFF: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;

UNKNOWN_CMD=echo  %ANSI_COLOR_ERROR% Unknown command: '%italics%%ANSI_YELLOW%%1$%ANSI_COLOR_ERROR%%italics_off%' %ANSI_RESET%  %+ set PAUSE_WINDOW_TITLE=ERROR: %1 %+ call pause-alias




;;;;;;;;;;;;; SINGLE-KEYSTROKE COMMANDS: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
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@@F2=call speak Carolyn
@@F3=call speak I love you
@@F4=call fix-winamp-normal
@@F5=call fix-winamp-alt
a@@F4=oldcth
a@@F5=randwarp
a@@F6=randht
a__F6=luminati
a@@Shift-F4=spec
a@@Shift-F5=newwarp




;;;;;;;;;;;;; PASSTHROUGH ALIASES TO OVERLOAD EXISTING BUILT-IN/CYGWIN/WINDOWS COMMANDS: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; PASSTHROUGH ALIASES TO OVERLOAD EXISTING BUILT-IN/CYGWIN/WINDOWS COMMANDS: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; PASSTHROUGH ALIASES TO OVERLOAD EXISTING BUILT-IN/CYGWIN/WINDOWS COMMANDS: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;

beep=  @call         beep.bat
cat=   @call          cat.bat
cd=    @call          "cd.bat"
color= @call c:\bat\color.bat
copy=  @call  c:\bat\copy.bat
cls=   @call          cls.bat
DEL=   @mv    %1$   \recycled
du=    @call           du.bat
diff=  @call         diff.bat
eset=  @call         eset.bat
head=  @call         head.bat
kill=  @call         kill.bat
label= @call        label.bat
more=  @call         more.bat
mv=    @call           mv.bat
pause =@call  pause-alias.bat
python=@call       python.bat
say=   @call          say.bat 
sleep= @call        sleep.bat
sort = @call         sort.bat
speak= @call        speak.bat
sync=  @call          sync.bat
start= @call        start.bat
tail=  @call         tail.bat
touch= @call  touch-alias.bat
tee=   @call          tee.bat
uniq=  @call         uniq.bat
window=@call       window.bat
wget=  @call         wget.bat
zip=   @call   c:\bat\zip.bat
zipp=  @call   c:\bat\zip.bat
           
          


;;;;;;;;;;;;; ABBREVIATE DIRECTORY NAVIGATION: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; ABBREVIATE DIRECTORY NAVIGATION: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
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.=call    "cd.bat" .    %+ call fix-window-title %+ d
..=call   "cd.bat" ..   
...=call  "cd.bat" ...  %+ d/w
....=call "cd.bat" .... %+ d/w




;;;;;;;;;;;;; ABBREVIATE BASIC COMMANDS: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; ABBREVIATE BASIC COMMANDS: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; ABBREVIATE BASIC COMMANDS: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;

d=dir
desc=describe
ed=editpad
h=history
li=list
x=exit




;;;;;;;;;;;;; ALTERNATE NAMES FOR BASIC COMMANDS: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; ALTERNATE NAMES FOR BASIC COMMANDS: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
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no=except (%1)
sweep=global/i
;zipp=zip didn't work right




;;;;;;;;;;;;; REDEFINE BASIC COMMAND BEHAVIOR: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
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comp=*comp /m
:deltree is a bat file now
gr=grep --text --color=always -i -d skip
md=*md /Nt
netstat=*netstat -an
rd=*rd /Nt
ren=*ren /Nt




;;;;;;;;;;;;; EXTEND BASIC COMMANDS INTO NEW COMMANDS: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; EXTEND BASIC COMMANDS INTO NEW COMMANDS: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; EXTEND BASIC COMMANDS INTO NEW COMMANDS: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
 
duh=du -h
dg=dir/km|:u8 gr %1$ | cat_fast
clf=d/bs %1$ >clip:
DD=dir/bw *.com;*.exe;*.bat
DDD=ls/x
des=describe %1*.*
hl=h|:u8 list /e/s
ldg=(dir/bs/a:|:u8 gr %1$)
ldgjava=global /i /q if exist *.java grep --color=always -i -H %1$ *.java
LSDG=dir/b|:u8 grep --color=always %1$
mvfast=move /r /g /h /E

psgr=@echo off %+ @tasklist /L |:u8 @gr %1$ |:u8 @call 80
psgrep=psgr
psg=psgr
pg=psgr
pss= tasklist /o /l|:u8 80|:u8 gr -v chrome
PSSh=tasklist /o    %1$
PSL= tasklist /o /l %1$
PS8=(tasklist /o /l %1$ |:u8  call 80)




;;;;;;;;;;;;; UNIX ALIASES: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; UNIX ALIASES: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; UNIX ALIASES: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;

awk=gawk
cp=copy/r /g
;du handled above
;mv handled above
ps=psl
pwd=*cd
;touch handled above




;;;;;;;;;;;;; APPLE ALIASES: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; APPLE ALIASES: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; APPLE ALIASES: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;

;catalog=dir
clear=cls
;lock=attrib +r %1
;unlock=attrib -r %1




;;;;;;;;;;;;; UNCATEGORIZED: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; UNCATEGORIZED: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;; UNCATEGORIZED: ;;;;;;;;;;;;;

htmd=htmld
htmld=dir *htm*
tpause=*cls %+ type %1$ %+ pause>nul
DIR2=call 4windir
LFF=attrib /e %1$ /s
FF=pushd %+ cd\ %+ attrib /e %1$ /s %+ popd
GBAT=gbatname|:u8 c:\bat\gbat
GMD=*md %1 %+ *cd %1 %+ call gbat
ll=%@SFN["%1"]
LD=call c:\bat\4windir %1$|:u8 c:\util\list /s/e




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DG2023fail=@dir/km ::%1$|:u8 gr %1$
:G=c:\bat\g.bat
OLDeset=%COLOR_PROMPT% ^ *eset %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6  ^ %COLOR_NORMAL%
ummmmmm=call randblack^generate-and-play-random-midi
grep20051001=c:\util\grep
OLDcopy=*copy /Nt
OLDtasklist=tasklist.exe
oldLLIST=c:\util\list.com %@SFN[%1]
oldGFF=c:\ %+ cd\ %+ attrib /e %1$ /s %+ d:\ %+ cd\ %+ attrib /e %1$ /s %+ e:\ %+ cd\ %+ attrib /e %1$ /s
oldKILL=mv *.* c:\recycled
oldLH=HL
oldLIST=shroom -s c:\ c:\util\list.com %@SFN[%1]
oldLS=call nl %+ call 4windir/bw
oldkill=taskend /f
old_add=echo %@LFN[%1] >>d:\list.tmp %+ tail.exe -5 d:\list.tmp
oldMV=move/r /g /h
oldCLS=melt %+ *cls
oldCOMP=*comp/a
oldoldD=call 4windir
oldd=call fix-window-title %+ dir
LSDGold=dir/b|:u8 grep --color=always %1$|:u8 tail.exe +1
LDGold=(dir/bs/a:|:u8 gr %1$|:u8 tail.exe +1)
:LDGtest=(dir/bs/a:|:u8 gr %1$|:u8 call cygtail -n +1)
oldLIST=c:\bat\list.bat
olderLIST=c:\util\list.com
oldDU=call 4windir/su|:u8 grep "[,\\]"|:u8 tail.exe +1|:u8 list /e/s
oldEDIT=c:\util\e\e.exe
olddgs=ldg
oldnormalLS=call nl %+ call 4windir /bwz
 
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