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Where is mcedit binary file? #28
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mcedit is an alias for mc, aka a symlink under unix.; copy mc.exe as mcedit.exe to emulate. |
shall modify packaging to create a mcedit.exe image from mc.exe |
@adamyg I tried to simply use |
shall repackage mc as mcedit in next release; waiting on 4.8.29 aka: C:/Program Files (x86)/Midnight Commander/mc.exe --> C:/Program Files (x86)/Midnight Commander/mcedit.exe |
build-228 |
released |
I'm unable to see any However, from what I have tried, creating hardlink mcedit.exe -> mc.exe with mklink /H mcedit.exe mc.exe seems to do the trick, so could be manual workaround for the mean time. Edit: IIUC, the duplication of mc.exe into mcedit.exe is what the installer currently does (?) So to reiterate, I was referring to content of mcwin32-build229-x64.zip and previous. |
Just copy mc.exe to mcedit; the same action is done when packaged
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…On Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 12:14 AM Michal Čaplygin ***@***.***> wrote:
I'm unable to see any mcedit executable neither in 228 nor 229 ZIP dists,
was it really released?
However, from what I have tried, creating hardlink mcedit.exe -> mc.exe
with
mklink /H mcedit.exe mc.exe
seems to do the trick, so could be manual workaround for the mean time.
(As well as simply duplicating mc.exe and renaming the duplicate to
mcedit.exe.)
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Sure, that's the second ("duplicating") option I have mentioned. But wouldn't be better if users of ZIP archives "installations" would not have to do that and had it prepared already? Is it possible to distribute it with duplicate or even better some kind of (smaller) proxy launcher that would behave like a symlink? |
Sometimes I need just quickly edit some file. And usually I can do it on Linux with
mcedit
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