How do I run cmder inside atom on windows 10?

Question

I have install cmder and atom editor (v. 1.19.3). Also install the platformio-ide-package for atom. And I do еverything that has been described in this article - http://thebar.cc/atom-editor-cmder/, but in my atom editor ->settings missing the part with Shell Override: ... , where I can change the path. Is this is a bug on my editor? And can anyone tell me how to fix that and set the Atom editor with the Cmder console.

Gehenna

nobody knows how to solve this? – Harpoon

Answer 1

Got it working with simply putting C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe into Shell Override and C:\path\to\cmder\vendor\init.bat into Auto Run Command, no quotes, no nothing.

Lune

also ... I've appended && clear to the Auto Run Command, just looks cleaner, imho :) – Lune

Answer 2

It's not much of answer(I can't comment yet), but it might help.

Shell override is in: Atom Settings(or ctrl + ,) > Packages > platformio-ide-terminal > Settings. Scroll down and you will see.

I didn't make it work yet(actually by googling found this question). If I do I'll edit this comment(Hope I can do it). I'm on Windows 7.

EDIT:

It works(win7). What I did is I removed double quotes (") around the path inside the file atom.bat. Of cause edit path to where is your cmder folder is.

Hammerhead

Thanks! I find this field and do what do you suggested, but still can't run the cmder console in atom. In the console says: "The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect." But I check my path to the cmder and is right. – Gehenna

@Gehenna I just ran into this problem as well, and the issue is that the website uses “ and ” (the unicode left and right double quotation marks) instead of " (regular quotation mark). Simply delete all the quotation marks in your atom.bat file and re-type them. – Landward

Answer 3

Use platformio-ide-terminal and in the settings of the package:

• Shell Override C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe
• Shell Arguments /K C:\path\to\cmder\vendor\init.bat

Bejewel

Answer 4

Since my machine is slow to start the batch script, here's an elegant way to add a loading message so it doesn't seem like the terminal is unresponsive, just add this to AutoRun:

@cls & echo Loading... & C:\your\path\cmder\vendor\init.bat

Dextrality