The CMDkey application was designed to be a small tool that enhances the normal command line editing of CMD.EXE. It provides more editing functions and improved file name completion, along with keyboard shortcuts to most items on the Edit menu. Symbols and macros can run frequently used command lines and its own associations can run console-specific programs. Macros can also be used to record and play back a sequence of keystrokes.
There are numerous options to control CMDkey's behaviour. Briefly:
-b disable backslash appending for completed directories
-c swap insert and overwrite cursors, or set their size
-e searching history with an empty line will move cursor to end
-g silent mode
-h number of commands to remember
-i install
-k disable colouring, or set colours
-l minimum line length to remember
-o default overwrite mode
-p set character to disable translation for the current line
-r default auto-recall mode
-t disable translation
-u uninstall
-z disable CMDkey
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· scroll the window to display an entire recalled command;
· remember Enter when recording a macro.
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