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Command Prompt/Terminal ⇋ File Explorer (OS: Win
Cygwin window ⇋ File Explorer (OS: Win
Terminal window ⇋ Finder (OS: macOS
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== Explanation of symbols == | |||
* Symbol {{kbd | key=.}} means the current folder on Windows or Unix-like OS. | |||
* Symbol {{kbd | key=..}} means the upper folder above the current folder on Windows or Unix-like OS. | |||
* Symbol {{kbd | key=~}} means the home folder of the user on Cygwin or Unix-like OS<ref>[https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/34196/why-was-chosen-to-represent-the-home-directory history - Why was '~' chosen to represent the home directory? - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange]</ref>. | |||
== Command Prompt/Terminal ⇋ File Explorer (OS: {{Win}}) == | == Command Prompt/Terminal ⇋ File Explorer (OS: {{Win}}) == | ||
Revision as of 19:02, 24 November 2017
Quick to open the command prompt/terminal window.
Explanation of symbols
- Symbol . means the current folder on Windows or Unix-like OS.
- Symbol .. means the upper folder above the current folder on Windows or Unix-like OS.
- Symbol ~ means the home folder of the user on Cygwin or Unix-like OS[1].
Command Prompt/Terminal ⇋ File Explorer (OS: Win 
)
Open a Command Prompt/Terminal from the current File Explorer directory
(1) Press Keyin alt + d to switch to the path bar of file explorer. (2) Enter cmd in the PATH bar and press ENTER key to open the console window. Tested on Windows 7, 8, 10.[2][3]
- cmdhere powertoy for windows xp
- create the cmd.exe shortcut ( c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe ) and set the start location manually
Open a File Explorer from the current Command Prompt/Terminal directory
- Keyin explorer . on the command prompt, it will open the current folder in the file explorer
- Keyin explorer .. on the command prompt, it will open the upper folder in the file explorer
Cygwin window ⇋ File Explorer (OS: Win )
Open a Cygwin window from the current File Explorer directory
- (1) Go to your "Send To" folder: C:\Users\<your_user_name>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo (2) Create a shortcut having this in the Target field: C:\cygwin64\bin\mintty.exe -i /Cygwin-Terminal.ico C:\cygwin64\bin\bash.exe -l -c "cd \"$0\" ; exec bash"[5]
Open a File Explorer from the current Cygwin directory
- Keyin explorer "$(cygpath -w .)" on the Cygwin command, it will open the current folder in the file explorer[6]
- Keyin explorer "$(cygpath -w ~)" on the Cygwin command, it will open the Cygwin user home folder e.g. C:\cygwin64\home\User in the file explorer [7]
Terminal window ⇋ Finder (OS: macOS 
)
Open a Command Terminal from the current Finder directory
- Mac OS 在 Finder 的目前目錄中開啟終端機 - G. T. Wang
- Applescript to launch iTerm2 Version 3+ from OS X Finder via keyboard shortcut or Toolbar
- Go2Shell - ZipZapMac (Go2Shell：在 Mac App Store 上的 App)
- GitHub - jbtule/cdto: Finder Toolbar app to open the current directory in the Terminal (or iTerm, X11)
Open a Finder from the current Command Terminal directory
- Keyin open . on the terminal prompt, it will open the current folder in the finder
- Keyin open .. on the terminal prompt, it will open the upper folder in the finder
Further reading
References
- ↑ history - Why was '~' chosen to represent the home directory? - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange
- ↑ Quickly Open a Command Prompt from the Windows Explorer Address Bar.
- ↑ Windows 7：在命令提示字元視窗中快速切換路徑 @ 學不完．教不停．用不盡 :: 痞客邦 PIXNET ::
- ↑ Open a File Browser From Your Current Command Prompt/Terminal Directory
- ↑ windows - Open Cygwin at a specific folder - Stack Overflow
- ↑ cygpath
- ↑ windows - Open Cygwin at a specific folder - Stack Overflow