external-editor-revived.bat

:: The first argument is always "-C", since
:: External Editor Revived thinks that this
:: process is bash.
set target=%2

:: The following two lines can be used to
:: convert the argument to a WSL path. 
::set target=%target:\\=/%
::set target=%target:C:=/mnt/c%

:: Unescape backslashes in path.
set target=%target:\\=/%

:: For debugging, echo the target path to vim.
::wt wsl bash -c "echo \""%target%\"" | vim"

:: Use vim inside WSL and Windows Terminal.
:: This currently does not work because
:: Windows Terminal won't wait for vim
:: to exit.
:: See https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/issues/8856
::wt wsl vim %target%

:: An editor that should always be available for debugging.
::notepad %target%

:: Touch the file, so that saving with VS Code vim
:: does not complain about ENONT.
::copy nul %target%

:: Run VS Code.
code --reuse-window --wait %target%