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cmdlines.cmd

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just noticed that the very first reply would have fixed this for you.  :D

yeah yeah :):D:rolleyes:

  • 4 years later...
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".\update.cmd"

Is it a good idea to use ".\". I never added that to my cmdlines.txt.

It's just a reference to the current folder, but the current folder is always assumed anyway, so it's a matter of personal preference/taste if you use it or not...

Btw, this could've easilly be found out from a google search, and the last reply in this thread where 5 years old...

It's just a reference to the current folder, but the current folder is always assumed anyway, so it's a matter of personal preference/taste if you use it or not...

Btw, this could've easilly be found out from a google search, and the last reply in this thread where 5 years old...

Thats how I found this thread, with google. I'm trying to figure out all I can with cmdlines.txt.

My point where that your question about '.\', isn't really related to cmdlines.txt, but actually to cmd syntax in general and for which the net is filled with info on that...

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