PyCmd is a 'smart' command prompt extension for Windows' cmd.exe; its purpose is to emulate a few power features of UNIX shells (decent Tab-completion, persistent history, etc.).
- Tab-completion now works with wildcards (*, ?)
- Detach GUI applications from the console (Frerich Raabe)
- Dynamic, context-sensitive token expansion with Alt-/ (Emacs-style)
- Ctrl-C "aborts" a line if no text is selected
- New switch (-T) to set a prefix for the window title (Frerich Raabe)
Reviewing 0.7 (Dec 2, 2010)
"ls" and "mem" quits the program?! Windows users shouldn't be using ls but if you make the prompt take on unix qualities, some are going to forget and type in unix commands. Mem is a perfectly valid DOS/windows command.
Reviewing 0.7 (Dec 2, 2010)
Does what it is intended for, and does it well. No complaints, well done.
Although the user should read the readme first.
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