feat: Add WorkingDirectory property to control terminal process startup directory (WPF)#2
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Summary
This PR adds a
WorkingDirectoryproperty to theEasyTerminalControlclass, allowing users to specify the working directory for the terminal process. This feature enables terminal sessions to start in a specific directory instead of inheriting the current process's working directory.Changes
WorkingDirectorydependency property toEasyTerminalControlIProcessFactory.Start()interface to accept an optionalworkingDirectoryparameterProcessFactory.Start()andRunProcess()to pass working directory toCreateProcess()TermPTY.Start()method to accept and pass through the working directory parameterTermExample) to demonstrate the new propertyDetails
The implementation includes fallback logic:
"%USERPROFILE%", the system falls back to the user's profile directoryWorkingDirectoryis null, the process inherits the current process's working directory (default behavior)Usage Example