In the windows when you create a value. autorun in registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Microsoft Command Processor and put it to, shall we say, echo Hello from autoruninvoking cmd.exe will execute that line in the invocation.
There is an equivalent autoexitAs a value to execute in closing cmd.exe?
I have tried autoexit, autoclose, autoquit, exit, onexit, onquit Y leave unlucky
What I want to achieve is to save the current directory when leaving cmd.exe configuring the (imaginary) autoexit registration value for setx _LAST_DIR "% cd%", so you can remember it in the next invocation with cd "% _LAST_DIR%" or in a Command indicator Last Dir.lnk file with the Start at entry box set in % _LAST_DIR%.
My current solution is to have a batch file in the PATH, myexit.cmd:
@setx _LAST_DIR "% CD%"
@exit
I have to remember to invoke instead of leaving, if I want to save the directory.
