make node sub command work in windows #194
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only try this in win32 platform and after ENOENT error happened.
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@visionmedia take a look at this? really need this fix, my node cli tool can not run in windows now. |
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ping @visionmedia |
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@dead-horse Thx, but this PR is out of date. Closed #307 |
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in windows, we can not execute the sub command only by the filename, need to use
process.execPath.and only try this in win32 platform and when ENOENT error happened, to avoid this change make existing packages depend on commander crashed.