Windows persistent aliases

.rc.cmd

@echo off
@REM autorun.reg
@prompt $m$p$g

@REM Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

@REM [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor]
@REM "Autorun"="%sourcefile%"


@REM or in 1 line
@REM reg add "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor" /v Autorun /d ^%sourcefile^% /f
@REM setx sourcefile %userprofile%/.rc.cmd


@echo OFF
goto:load
goto:EOF

@REM terminal update and now if running as terminal, doesnt load macros to the correct shell. rip. Hardcoded skip check and run load than eof above.

IF /I "%macrosloaded%" EQU "1" (
    set _tail=%*
    call set _tail=%%_tail:*%1 =%%
    IF "%~1" == "" (
        goto:eof
    ) ELSE IF "%~1" == "add" (
        goto:add
    ) ELSE IF "%~1" == "grep" (
        GOTO:grep
    ) ELSE IF "%~1" == "edit" (
        GOTO:edit
        )
) ELSE (
    goto:load
    )

:add
    echo "%_tail%" appended to doskey.
    echo This method is subject to delimitor conflicts
    echo "%_tail%" >> "%userprofile%/.doskey"
    goto:eof

:grep
    doskey /macros:all|grep -i %_tail%
    goto:eof


:edit
    call %editor% "%sourcefile%"
    goto:eof


:load
    Doskey /macrofile="%userprofile%\.doskey"
    set macrosloaded=0
    goto:eof

:new
    echo Opening doskey file in %editor%
    %editor% -w "%userprofile%\.doskey" && goto:load || goto:eof