I'd like to see the same kind of research being done to linux
Enviroment variables beginning with = are hidden. set " will show them though. The current directory on each drive is stored in such hidden variables. The gives interesting edge cases when the current drive is =:pic.twitter.com/uuHcJ6gQGz
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I doubt it would be that interesting- it dosnt even have letter based mountpoint- so would kinda get stucked there.
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This must be hoot with JavaScript path manipulation libraries
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What the… even… … mksh’s DOSPATH compile-time flag (active in mksh for OS/2 for example) only allows drive letters A‥Z for sanity, nor such hidden environment variables.
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that’s cute! fyi
@0gtweet and I played a silly CLI game a few months ago that you may like https://www.hexacorn.com/blog/2020/05/23/command-line-do-nothingness/ … -
I like your blog, is there a term for people that like edge cases beyond weirdoes? There is a bit more to NUL though- win32 -> path translation redirects it to \Devices\NULL , a device that eats any path and you open a handle that you can write anything to and read nothing from
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cding into directories, even if it works, gives "Not enough memory resources are available to process this command."
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that is just because i spawn cmd with another name- then it cannot finds its mui file for translated messages and writes that instead
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