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[Shell Plugin] Extra command to not close cmd window after command execution

Open rp1231 opened this issue 3 years ago • 5 comments

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Right now you if you want to execute a command without the window closing, you have to go into the shell plugin's settings and select the checkbox for not closing the window after command execution.

Describe the solution you'd like It would be nice if you could add an option for an additional action keyword so that you can execute the command without closing the window after execution.

That way you can just type for eg. >! "command" and not have the cmd window close after execution

Describe alternatives you've considered The alternative right now is to not use the flow launcher and open command prompt manually. As changing the setting for just a one time use is annoying as you have to change it back after you use it once.

Additional context This would add an additional reason to use the flow launcher instead of manually running cmd.

rp1231 avatar Aug 07 '22 08:08 rp1231

@qianlifeng @taooceros @Garulf Would this be possible?

rp1231 avatar Aug 08 '22 16:08 rp1231

It is possible.

taooceros avatar Aug 08 '22 16:08 taooceros

Would you guys consider implementing this?

rp1231 avatar Aug 08 '22 16:08 rp1231

I just saw it. I think it is a quite reasonable approach since sometimes we want to automatically close but sometimes we don't want. Also it shall not be hard to implement. Though currently our focus is on other things, so it may be delayed a bit. If you would like to implement it yourself and fire a pr, that would be even better.

taooceros avatar Aug 08 '22 16:08 taooceros

I'm a power user, not a programmer... Otherwise I would have done it myself. I'll wait for this to be implemented. Don't mind the delay.

Thanks

rp1231 avatar Aug 08 '22 16:08 rp1231

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This issue is stale because it has been open 45 days with no activity. Remove stale label or comment or this will be closed in 5 days.

github-actions[bot] avatar Dec 01 '23 01:12 github-actions[bot]

Typing cmd /k <command here> will allow your window to stay open after execution.

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Garulf avatar Dec 01 '23 02:12 Garulf

@Garulf Thanks for the tip. That works for me.

rp1231 avatar Dec 01 '23 05:12 rp1231

Closing as my problem is solved.

rp1231 avatar Dec 01 '23 05:12 rp1231