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# PB-ListComPort | ||
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A simple cli tool that can list COM ports with their full name easily and cleanly. | ||
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This tool is intended to replace the tedious task of having to use the `mode` command, and the *Device Manager* to find | ||
a newly plugged-in device that provides a COM port. | ||
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Only works on x64 releases of Windows 10, it might work on older versions, but I won't explicitly support | ||
them as they have reached their EOL. | ||
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## Usage | ||
``` | ||
lscom.exe [-a|--show-all] [-d|--show-device] [-f|--show-friendly] [-h|--help] [-n|--show-name-raw] [-s|--sort] [-S|--sort-reverse] | ||
Arguments: | ||
-a, --show-all Display the complete port's name (Equal to '-dfn') | ||
-d, --show-device Displays the port's device name | ||
-f, --show-friendly Displays the port's friendly name | ||
-h, --help Display the help text | ||
-n, --show-name-raw Displays the port's raw name (See info section) | ||
-s, --sort Sorts the port based on their raw names in an ascending order | ||
-S, --sort-reverse Sorts the port based on their raw names in a descending order | ||
``` | ||
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## Remarks | ||
* If '-d' or '-f' is used, the raw name will not be shown unless '-n' is used. | ||
* By default, the order the ports are shown in SHOULD be the [plug-in time] order from Windows' registry. | ||
* Searching for the friendly names can be a time consuming task ! | ||
* Raw name simply refers to a port name (e.g.: COM1, COM2, ...) | ||
* Device name refers to a port device path (e.g.: \Device\Serial1, ...) | ||
* Friendly name refers to a port name as seen in the device manager (e.g.: Communications Port, USB-SERIAL CH340, ) | ||
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## Output formatting | ||
* No argument: | ||
> $RawName<br> | ||
> COM1 | ||
* '-d' or '-f' | ||
> $DeviceName | ||
> > \Device\Serial1 | ||
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> $FriendlyName | ||
> > Communications Port | ||
* '-d' and '-f' | ||
> $FriendlyName [$DeviceName] | ||
> > Communications Port [\Device\Serial1] | ||
* '-n' and '-d' | ||
> $RawName [$DeviceName] | ||
> > COM1 [\Device\Serial1] | ||
* '-n' and '-f' | ||
> $RawName - $FriendlyName | ||
> > COM1 - Communications Port | ||
* '-n' and '-d' and '-f' | ||
> $RawName - $FriendlyName [$DeviceName] | ||
> > COM1 - Communications Port [\Device\Serial1] | ||
## License | ||
[Unlicense](LICENSE) |