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[v36.50.68]: Truncated text at right border in TCMD ConPTY tab
There is a problem with truncated text at the right border in TCMD ConPTY tab (NOT in conhost) ...
View ArticleExpanded ANSI for Subscript and Superscript Not Working
Build: 36.50.68 TCMD: yes Standalone TCC: yes Italic (3): works Double underline (21): works Overline (53): works Superscript (73): ignored Subscript (74): ignored Parser verified by ESC[73;31m and...
View ArticleHASH: Add option to verify hashes from a file
I suggest: HASH /R /V:file /V:file reads lines from a text file, and verifies the hashes listed in the file. The format of the file is the same as HASH’s output; you can create the file by redirecting...
View ArticleLet VIEW /T start showing the end of the file.
Let VIEW /T start showing the end of the file.
View ArticleHorizontal group tab does not scroll
ConPTY tabs. In Take Command, open a second tab. Do Windows > Horizontal Group. Do something that will output more lines than are displayed. The window does not scroll. Instead the lines that should...
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ANSI Escape codes in PowerShell 5.1
Further to Expanded ANSI for Subscript and Superscript Not Working Learned some new things today about ANSI Escape codes and PowerShell under Windows Terminal. PSStyle handles ANSI Escape codes, but is...
View ArticleBugs nobody cares about, #3
Does anybody use @ISPRIME and @PRIME for anything? Why are they even there? Code: C:\>echo %@isprime[%@eval[65537 ** 2]] 1 C:\>echo %@isprime[%@eval[65539 ** 2]] 1 C:\>echo...
View ArticleTake Command / TCC / CMDebug / TCC-RT 36.50.69 Uploaded
I have uploaded build 69 to the web site.
View Articleback quotes spelled differently in help
In the help documentation for TCC v36.50, "back quotes" is usually spelled as two words, but is sometimes spelled as a single compound word, "backquotes".
View ArticleIn expr, let 'x' act as a synonym for '*'
For the internal command expr, permit 'x' to serve as a synonym for *, which is a special symbol for TCC. This will avoid the need for argument quoting when expr is simply trying to multiply two numbers.
View ArticleA couple of niggles in tcc console window.
Just mentioning a couple of niggles in tcc console window: 1. FAT format directory display: The purpose of this alias: dir /a: /zhrv1 /ogn is to display a directory listing showing descriptions, but...
View ArticleFsearch.exe problems
Two "major" problems with FSearch.exe (both highlighted in the image) - If I open the program and retrieve the values stored in the "history" of the drop-down fields (highlighted in yellow), the [Find...
View ArticleScroll Bar Not Moving (non-Con-PTY)
In a non-ConPTY TCC session in TCMD, the scroll bar in the right gutter does not move when the screen is scrolled using the mouse wheel. The scroll bar can be used to scroll the screen contents, but...
View ArticlePowerShell 7 crashes when called with full path
I have PowerShell 7 installed on my PC. The current version is 7.6.3.0. There are, as far as I see it, two ways to run it: pwsh C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\.......\pwsh.exe You can find the full path...
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TCMD not wrapping correctly
Here, there are 11 characters hidden at the end of the first line. And here it has wrapped too soon.
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transparency issue as of TCC 36.50 (Windows Terminal)
When using TCC within Windows Terminal with transparency enabled, the background is handled differently as of TCC 36.50. Currently, some parts of the background get completely opaque: In previous...
View ArticleWhen asking a question in the Support Forum
When people post problems/questions in the Support Forum, the first reply is usually... Is this in a Take Command tab window, a Windows Terminal tab window, or a TCC stand-alone console window? What...
View ArticleDetermine current fontname in use
A PowerShell .ps1 script to determine the current fontname in use; Code: if (-not ('Win32test.ConsoleTest' -as [type])) { $defConsoleTest = @' using System.Runtime.InteropServices; using System;...
View ArticleWhy the Strange Behavior in Attached Conhost Session
The following strange thing is happening, and I'm not sure whether it is normal or a bug. From a TCC session in TCMD, I open a legacy standalone TCC session (start /pgm C:\Windows\System32\conhost.exe...
View ArticleSomething Weird with @Files Function with File Exclusion Range
I have been running into a problem with the @FILES function that results in various problems that are quite confusing. Sometimes in files seeming to disappear or causing the TCC session to pop out of...
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