If you use a hybrid Windows/WSL environment (like I do) you probably have
run into the situation where you copy a path from a Windows program and
want to paste it into a Linux program (like a WSL commandline).
The following script does the job and quotes it in case there's spaces.
To use it:
- Install AHK
- Copy the following script to an AHK extension and double click it
- Copy a Windows path (e.g. from Windows Explorer) and paste into a Linux client (e.g. WSL) with Ctl+Alt+v
; Created by Adam Danischewski Copyrighted 2024
; Any use permissible, no warranty expressed or implied.
; AHK Script - Convert Windows path to WSL path on Ctrl+Alt+V
^!v::
; Get clipboard content
path := A_Clipboard
; Ensure path starts with a drive letter
if RegExMatch(path, "^[A-Z]:", match) {
; Replace drive letter with "/mnt/" prefix
path := StrReplace(path, match, "/mnt/" Format("{:L}",match), 1) ; Limit replacements to 1
path := StrReplace(path, ":", "")
}
; Replace backslashes with forward slashes
path := StrReplace(path, "\", "/")
; Wrap the path in quotes and send it
SendInput % """" path """"
return
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