This is a Visual Studio Code task and an AutoHotkey script to enable easy launching of a script in MiniMicro on Windows.
The autohotkey script (or the compiled executable of it) tries to launch or switch to Mini Micro, and then send the commands to reset, load the file, and then run it.
The first argument needs to be the path to a folder you have mounted in Mini Micro. In Visual Studio Code, ${workspaceFolder} can be used to pass in the workspace folder.
The second argument should be the path to the file you want to open. In Visual Studio Code, ${file} can be used to pass the path to the current file.
The third argument must be the path to Mini Micro.
The fourth argument is optional and can be used to pass launch arguments to Mini Micro when opening it. When using VSCode, it is recommended to automatically mount either the usr or usr2 folder. Here are some example launch arguments for Mini Micro: "-scale 1 -screen-fullscreen 1 -usr2 ${workspaceFolder}"
The fifth argument is also optional and it lets you choose which disk to look in, for example: /usr2
The VSCode task can be used to automatically run the script.
The command key in the task should be set to the path to where the script is stored locally.
In the args key, the third argument should be set to the path to Mini Micro.