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This macro turns on the hotkey.
Specifies a.sh or.bat file to be executed, if it exists in the project.
The file path can either be absolute or relative to the project file.
If the file is empty, JSmooth will remove it.
Evaluates the line if it has no parameters.
It can also evaluate the first line of the script (if the line has one).

JSmooth is a software solution especially created to help you pack Java applications into standard Windows launchers for easier deployment.
An intuitive GUI
JSmooth displays a user-friendly interface which is designed to make the entire packing process as simple and straightforward as possible. It’s structured into multiple sections that allow you to insert all the files and data that are needed.
With this utility you can customize the EXE wrapper even if you’re not that experienced with this sort of application. That’s because every single element that has an influence over the final project is explained through the use help balloons.
‘Skeleton’ template system
JSmooth offers a helping hand from the first stages of the packing process. It provides a number of templates, named skeletons, that have a specific behavior when they are launched. You can choose from ‘WinService’, ‘Autodownload’, ‘Console’, ‘Windowed’ and ‘Custom Web Download’ wrappers which poses different ways in dealing with the absence of a JRE installation.
Moreover, JSmooth implements a feature that allows the newly created installer to automatically detect the Java Virtual Machine that is installed on the target computer and if it is not present, it can offer to install it or suggest a location from where you can obtain it.
Easy to configure executable
Until you get to actually create the Windows EXE file, JSmooth allows you to perform a great deal of configuration. You are able to set service and display names, add log files, choose the location for the executable binary and icon. It’s also possible to edit the Main Class, specify default parameters for the application and embed a JAR file.
The parameters that are passed to the JVM can also be configured. Maximum memory and initial allocation for it can be set along with Java properties.
Deploy Java in a smoother way
To sum things up, JSmooth is a tool that any developer can use to create EXE files in 4f8c9c8613

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SetX will set a variable named ‘%varName%’ from either the current working directory, a specified file or from the Windows registry. The %varName% is where the variable is set to, so in the case of using a File, the location of the file is the name of the variable.

Eg:

SET X=asdf

If ‘X’ is an invalid name for a variable, this will cause an error message box to appear.

SetX can be used in two ways: Command line mode and Registry mode.
Command Line mode:

SetX -g ‘%varName%’ -p “%value%”> %fileLocation%

Registry mode:

SetX -g %varName% -p “%value%”

%varName% is the variable name, %value% is the value, and %fileLocation% is the file path where the value is stored. The file path can either be a full path, or the directory part of the path can be omitted.

EXAMPLE:

SET X=asdf

The above example will set the variable ‘X’ to ‘asdf’.

EXAMPLE:

%windir%\System32\SetX.exe -g %X% -p %varValue%

Note: This will always set the variable ‘X’ with the value ‘%varValue%’.

EXAMPLE:

%windir%\System32\SetX.exe -g %X% -p

This will set the variable ‘X’ to its default value.

EXAMPLE:

%windir%\System32\SetX.exe -g %X%

This will set the variable ‘X’ to the value it has in the Windows registry.

EXAMPLE:

%windir%\System32\SetX.exe -g ‘%X%’ -p %varValue%

This will set the variable ‘X’ to ‘%varValue%’.

Example:

%windir%\System32\SetX.exe -g ‘%X%’ -p

If the value of ‘X’ in the registry has been updated since last using SetX, it will be replaced.

EXAMPLE:

%windir%\System32\SetX.

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