>I've got a bit of weirdness here that is bugging me. I have an intellisense command substitution that reads like:
>
!myEXE /a ~.ext
>...which works fine, giving me the insertion point at the tilde. It's been working well for months. I just tried to do it on another coder's machine -- and it failed. Then I tried adding another similar shortcut to my machine, and it failed again, although the original one still works. Thoughts?
Garret,
I think you need two tildes, at least that is what I use in my scripts, it would look like:
!myEXE /a ~~.ext
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