I got many helps from this maillist. So this time I'd like to share some useful thing with guys.
First, I'm not a cygwin guy under Windows. [Symptom] When we test some open source projects under Windows. We from time to time need: open Windows explorer, change to specific folder, click once on top address bar, select and copy the path, open DOS window, issue 'cd /d ', right-click to paste the pathname, press ENTER, and then we can type in some commands, etc. This could be tedious if we test this, test that. At least it 's what I'm experienced these days. [Cure] I find a quick and universal way to do previous tedious actions, as follows: 1> Create a cmd.exe link. 2> Rename it to 'cdhere'. 3> Right-click on it and select 'properties'. 4>On textbox of target, type in 'C:\Windows\System\cmd.exe'. 5>On textbox of starting position, type in '%cd%'. 6>Press 'OK'. Now you can copy cdhere.lnk to any folder you want, double-click it, and the DOS windows will be opened and stayed. If you are kinda like me (i.e. not a cygwin guy), then this should help you. Enjoy it! scott.chu，scott....@udngroup.com 2016/5/18 (週三 means Wednesday)
