If you want to uninstall a program using Command Prompt in Windows 11/10, then you can do it via WMIC utility and some simple commands.

The "open" program is specific to OS X and lets you basically drag and drop a file with the -a command onto an application. This way it overrides the per-user OBJ open-with settings.

execName := +Ada.Command_Line.command_name; Here again we convert the bounded string into an unbounded string, before moving on to filtering for flags.

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