How to Open current directory in TotalCommander in Windows Terminal?

[Scarb]

I'm using git-bash with Windows Terminal, I want to open current directory in a new Total Commander tab by typing a command like `tc`.

I tried to add `alias tc='D:\\programs\\totalcmd\\TOTALCMD64.EXE \/O \/T \/R="$PWD"' in `bash.bashrc`, but it has 2 problems.

1. It create a new Total Commander instance everytime.
2. It not open current directory in my git-bash

So How to Open current directory in TotalCommander in Windows Terminal (with git-bash)?

[RoMa]

This works for me:

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alias tc='"/c/Program Files/util/tc/totalcmd64.exe" //O //S "//L=$(cygpath -w $PWD)" &'

details:

• using POSIX-style path for totalcmd

• using '//<param>' instead of '/<param>' to suppress bash's path conversion (e.g. '/c' -> 'C:')

• coverting POSIX $PWD to windows path with cygpath

• end command with '&' so that bash does not wait for totalcmd to terminate

[Scarb]

This works for me:

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alias tc='"/c/Program Files/util/tc/totalcmd64.exe" //O //S "//L=$(cygpath -w $PWD)" &'

details:

• using POSIX-style path for totalcmd

• using '//<param>' instead of '/<param>' to suppress bash's path conversion (e.g. '/c' -> 'C:')

• coverting POSIX $PWD to windows path with cygpath

• end command with '&' so that bash does not wait for totalcmd to terminate

Thanks @Roma, it works for me

[konfekt]

https://github.com/Konfekt/win-bash-gui-bins#file-manager ist noch ein Vorschlag.
In diesem Fall ist hierbei winpath durch cygpath zu ersetzen.