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How to run multiple batch files with single External Tool in Visual Studio

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问题 In Visual Studio, using External Tools, is it possible to have a tool set up to execute multiple .bat files? I have two .bat files in my project directory and I currently have a tool for each of them set up, so I go up to Tools and select each one. I was trying to find a way to run both .bat files at once without creating a third .bat file just to call those .bat files. Each one individual has the Command pointed to the cmd.exe, and their Arguments as /C filename.bat Is there a way to pass in

Launching a 64-bit command prompt from Visual Studio 2010

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问题 Is there a way by which a 64 bit command prompt can be launched from Visual Studio 2010 Express? I understand I can create a custom tool to do this, but VS being a 32-bit application by itself, it only launches a 32-bit command prompt. Any ideas? Edit: Sorry for not being clearer. I am using the web developer express edition for developing a non-.NET mobile application and need to use a 64-bit command prompt to package the mobile application. 回答1: The only thing the 64-bit command prompt does

How to add buttons linked to your external tool in IntelliJ IDEA

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问题 I created some batch work and integrated it as ExternalTool to the IntelliJ IDEA. as described here: Configure Intellij IDEA to run batch file But how can I add buttons to my toolbar that will activate the batch that defined as external tool? 回答1: It is quite easy. Assuming that you already have an External Tool configured just right click on the menu bar and choose Customize Menus and Toolbars... : Next step is to mark the last item (whatever that is in your setup) in Main Toolbar and select

Using javah -jni with an Eclipse project structure

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问题 I need to know if I'm doing the things in a wrong way. I have the following project structure (a pretty standard one): then I've configured javah as external tool like this: When I run the external tool on OSManager4Windows.java I was expecting to find it_univpm_quickbackup_utils_OSManager4Windows.h in bin/it/univpm/quickbackup/utils/ but it is inside bin . Is that correct? Shouldn't be inside the same directory of the .class file? 回答1: The problem is that javah generates the header file on

Using javah -jni with an Eclipse project structure

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I need to know if I'm doing the things in a wrong way. I have the following project structure (a pretty standard one): then I've configured javah as external tool like this: When I run the external tool on OSManager4Windows.java I was expecting to find it_univpm_quickbackup_utils_OSManager4Windows.h in bin/it/univpm/quickbackup/utils/ but it is inside bin . Is that correct? Shouldn't be inside the same directory of the .class file? The problem is that javah generates the header file on the directory that the command was executaded (which you specified the bin folder). It makes sense to

Where are the external tools launch configurations in Eclipse [duplicate]

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This question already has an answer here: Which Eclipse files belong under version control? 8 answers I usually install and uninstall different versions of Eclipse for fun. I don't want to install many plugins. I prefer to start with fresh install to test the IDE. The problems comes when I have to config all the external tools that I always use (E.g. run jconsole). Also I want to backup my launch configurations. Do you know where Eclipse save this launch configurations? VonC As I said in this question " Which eclipse files belong under Version Control ", the .launch xml files (launcher

Where are the external tools launch configurations in Eclipse [duplicate]

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问题 This question already has answers here : Which Eclipse files belong under version control? (8 answers) Closed 6 years ago . I usually install and uninstall different versions of Eclipse for fun. I don't want to install many plugins. I prefer to start with fresh install to test the IDE. The problems comes when I have to config all the external tools that I always use (E.g. run jconsole). Also I want to backup my launch configurations. Do you know where Eclipse save this launch configurations?