When programming you may want to see your programs files and directories to change file names, add/delete files or just to control the application’s executable size. Here’s a simple solution to not have to launch Windows Explorer, and then click you way through your whole file system to you app’s directory. If you have a file system like I do (4 HDs, ~8 partitions, well over 90,000 folders and almost 1,000,000 files…) then you know what I mean
- Launch Delphi.
- Select Tools|Configure Tools from the menu. The Tool Options dialog is displayed.
- Select Add or Add Command (depending on your Borland Delphi / Kylix IDE version). The Tool Properties dialog is displayed.
- Fill in the Tool Properties dialog as shown below. If your Windows Explorer is in another location, adjust the path accordingly or you can just use “explorer.exe”.
Title: Open Project Directory
Program: C:\Windows\Explorer.exe
Working dir: (empty)
Parameters: /e, /root, $PATH($PROJECT)
Click “OK”, and then click Close.
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