Soon to be released
CONVERT
Name: CONVERT
Purpose: To auto generate paths on execution
Usage: Insert _DRIVELETTER_ then add the name of the file in convert.ini
What features do you want?
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What what what?
The MS-DOS command SUBST can associate a path with a drive letter; this batch file does that (if that's what you want):
@ECHO OFF
SET drive_letter=Z
SET path_for_drive=\PortableApps\
SUBST %drive_letter% %path_for_drive%
END
What exactly do you mean?
~nm35 {blog} {projects} {standalone apps}
This NSIS program will autoreplace _DRIVELETTER_ with (if on X:\)
Get me?
BTW this will be integrated into START
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R McCue
"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate."
Still no.
~nm35 {blog} {projects} {standalone apps}
x.txt:
PathToSomething=_DRIVELETTER_\x\y
Run CONVERT
(assuming USB`s drive letter is x)
x.txt:
PathToSomething=X:\x\y
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R McCue
"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate."
Still a little iffy.
You want to remap a drive into the USB drive's driveletter?
Why would you need this?
~nm35 {blog} {projects} {standalone apps}
This is assuming that 'X' is the original drive letter(G:, H:, I:, J:) and Convert is just registering the paths to 'proggies z,a,b,c' with the OS, external proggie, etc. on each new machine? Or is CONVERT is re-assigning letters,...creating a consistent path?
What it does is for settings files that need absolute paths it automatically fills in the drive's letter.
Comprehende?
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R McCue
"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate."
Ahhhh, gotcha.
Now I gotcha.
That makes much more sense...
~nm35 {blog} {projects} {standalone apps}
BrillianT!!! Keep us posted.
A very good idea. I will be checking for a release in the near future.
-Justin
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R McCue
"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate."