Can I get TCC (\IP) to use /IP for transient/pipe instances?
Can I get TCC (\IP) to use /IP for transient/pipe instances? That would make some testing easier.
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Bold vs. bright?
Rex, fo you have any control over the boldness and brightness of the font? In TCMD, bright (more vivid) seems to imply bold (thicker). That's not the case in WT. Below, left to right, all Consolas...
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TCMD displays wrong version in title bar
TCMD displays wrong version in title bar Installed is v36.51.76. Titlebar says 36.50
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variable _tcmdinstances
I have two instances of Take Command running, but the variable %_tcmdinstances detects only one. Yes, they are from different versions of Take Command. Nevertheless, I expected to see 2 in the output....
View Articleexplain Auto Attach Consoles
The description for the Auto Attach Consoles option in "Take Command > Tabs" help says: "Auto Attach Consoles converts all new console windows on the same virtual desktop as Take Command to Take...
View ArticleTCMD: sometimes I have to click in window first for scrolling
TCMD: sometimes I have to click in window first for scrolling, else it doesn't scroll.. Note: TCMD has focus already. Nevertheless I have sometimes to click in the window first to scroll with mouse...
View ArticleCoexistence of TCC-RT and TCC/TCMD
I'm interested in installing and testing TCC-RT to confirm that it runs a script that I want others who do not have TCC to be able to run. I am pretty sure that one can install TCC-RT along with TCC...
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36.51.76 Symbollist is shrinked
As you can see, the symbollist is shrinked now ... I have no chance to make it bigger
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Build 73 TCMD ConPTY tab eat lines after resizing window
Build 73 (BTW: installer and updated check says 74) TCMD ConPTY tab eat lines after resizing the TCMD Window. First it looks good: then after resizing no more ... It's truncated above! PS: Does not...
View ArticleEXPR results to an environment varaible
EXPR evaluates an expression and displays the result on STDOUT. I would like to suggest that the result also be saved to an environment variable, perhaps _expr, so that it can be used in the next...
View ArticleBatch Arguments %$ and %*
There are crucial differences between %$ and %*. In a batch script, the former treats commas as argument separators and %$ then produces a list of the arguments with a single space separating them (no...
View ArticleCopying Duplicate Text to the Clipboard
I was caught off guard and surprised when testing a script that calculated some text and copied it to the clipboard. If I ran the command again, the text was not being copied. In addition, when the...
View ArticleOPTION //... in a BTM
I noticed that if I do OPTION //EvalMax=50 in a BTM, it's back at the default value when the prompt returns. Is that true of all INI directives?
View ArticleCsScript .NET plugin for TCC v36
Please find attached my first .NET plugin for TCC using the experimental support in Version 36. Ref: .NET Plugins in TCC v36 - Looking for .NET Developers I have been using the cscs.exe from the...
View Article/Q at startup leaves ECHO ON ineffective in a BTM
Thanks to @Jay Sage. Here's a normal instance (no /Q). Code: v:\> type echoon.btm ECHO on setlocal endlocal v:\> echoon.btm setlocal endlocal Here's a TCC started from Tabs\Run... with command...
View ArticleECHO ON Does Not Work in TCC-RT
This is probably intentional, but command lines are not echoed in batch scripts even after an ECHO ON command is issued. The variable %_ECHO does reflect the echoing state, but it has no effect....
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 ArticleCOMSPEC vs. _CMDSPEC
I've noticed that there are two variables that seem to contain the same thing. Is there a difference? Are they used in different ways, or are they interchangeable?
View ArticleC# Code to Get Previous Date
Requires CSScript Plugin (attached) Ref: CsScript .NET plugin for TCC v36 Requires @PREVDATE UDF Ref: Get yesterdays date with UDF @PREVDATE Code: using System; using System.Globalization; public class...
View Articlesymbols chart
Here is a batch/btm file I wrote to remind myself of special symbols, and where they are available. Hope someone finds it useful. If you find any errors or notable omissions, please let me know. Code:...
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