Can CMD show the name of each script that's run?

[darkzbaron]

I launch many batch script . Is there a way you can modify the startup behaviour of clink to show the full path of the running script?

[harryeffinpotter]

Wouldn't $~1 do that already?

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[darkzbaron]

Yes but it does not work when you subprocess via python. Sometimes it fails and it's hard to debug. I just installed click and it's amazing !

[chrisant996]

I launch many batch script . Is there a way you can modify the startup behaviour of clink to show the full path of the running script?

I don't understand the question.

Are you asking for a way for Clink to print the name of each Lua script it loads? That would be very invasive and should not be done.

Are you asking for a way for Clink to print the string from the clink.autostart setting? No. That's something the script or command should do itself.

Are you asking something else? Please describe further and include specific details.

[chrisant996]

Are you asking for CMD to show the name of each batch script that CMD runs? Clink isn't involved in that. Clink isn't a shell -- the shell is CMD. Clink adds a scriptable prompt and extensive input line editing capabilities. Everything else is still CMD. I don't know of a way to make CMD print the name of every script it runs.

[darkzbaron]

@chrisant996 Yes that's it ! Ok noted thanks for the feedback