从Cygwin打开一个文件

Question

Is there an equivalent to OSX open command in cygwin. open opens a file with the default application for that type.

I want to do something like

$ magic-command file.xls
#excel opens as if file.xls would have been double-clicked

$ magic-command file.txt
#notepad opens as if file.txt would have been double-clicked

You get the idea?

Basically something like a "cygwin-double-click" command.

Answer 1

You can also use the cygwin utility:

cygstart <your file>

To make things OSX-like add the following to your bashrc

alias open='cygstart'

Don't forget to check out the man page for cygstart.

Answer 2

您可以使用CMD中的start命令，如下所示：

 cmd /c start <your file>

Answer 3

explorer <your file>

works too. What is nice is

explorer .

opens a windows explorer window in the current directory. But then

 cygstart . 

does the same thing and does more, but I find 'explorer' slightly easier to remember.

Answer 4

I am using Cygwin in Win7. I can run file on windows through ccygwin command line.

 cygstart <your file>

when you run this command your file will open in windows.

Answer 5

如果像我一样，你使用putty在Windows机器上本地ssh到cygwin，因为cmd.exe是一个糟糕的控制台，你可能想要更改你的sshd服务以允许它访问本地桌面（这只适用于某些windows flavor）在sshd windows服务下登录属性。

Answer 6

是的，有一个等同于Windows，请尝试使用xdg-open <your file>

Answer 7

Under the Windows command-line interpreter (cmd.exe) there is support for the start command. I know of somebody who implemented start in cygwin. You can find the page about it here .

You could also simply call cmd.exe (usually located in /cygdrive/c/windows/system32/cmd.exe) with the following arguments cmd /c "start yourfile.file"