equivalent to TCSTART.btm for TCMD?
I use tcc.exe about 99.99% of the time. But for the infrequent time when I want to start up TCMD, I noticed that it doesn't seem to run my TCSTART.btm file like a TCC window does. Is this expected? If...
View ArticleSetting the default value with @REGSET?
If I use %@regset[hive\key\subkey\,REG_SZ,foo] will it set the default value? If not, how do I do it? If so, it should be mentioned in @REGSET's help.
View ArticleTab (^t) in @FILEWRITE's text
I'm using %@filewrite[%hfile,%[count]^t%@eval[%count - %OKcount]] in a BTM and it's giving, for example, 220^t51. Is that WAD? It's no big deal; @CHAR[9] works.
View ArticleTCToolBar troubles
Writing the current toolbar defs does not produce the expected file. Regards, DJ
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TCToolBar /W Issue
The Docs says /WSave the current toolbar to the specified file. but no file was generated. Am doing something wrong? Thanks
View ArticleWebHelp lands at version 26
Now that we have a new help-system, will the WebHelp directive be removed? Regards, DJ.
View ArticleVersion 28 LIBRARY changes have side effects
/R has been modified to qualify function names with the name of the library. /F now lists the functions with their qualified names. If you have a cycle where you compose your library with several...
View ArticleSpurious errors (triggered by "for" construct?) when adding/removing "echo"...
Synopsis: echo statements are inconsistently generating apparently unrelated errors. Spoiler: problem goes away when I replace the for () construct in the following code chunk with a do/enddo...
View ArticleTakeCmd.lib
I am trying to use TakeCmd.lib with PureBasic. It was last century when I used libraries between C and Basic (DOS) At that time, I had no problem creating a library file with Microsoft QuickC code, and...
View ArticleTCMD /X option
The help text says that TCMD.XML should be in the same dir as TMCD.INI. It is unclear who / what writes the initial version. I have never succeeded in generating one? What happens if you use a...
View ArticleFFIND and code page?
Among other things, TYPE wmips.btm gives this line (which looks as desired). Code: :: rewrite YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.mmmmmm±ZZZ Among other things FFIND /s /t"write" *.btm gives this (which doesn't look as...
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How to remove the record of the old version of the Take Command?
Looking through the programs list in the Windows Control Panel I see 2 records of Take Command: while only Take Command v 28.1.14.0 is in fact installed on the system. How to accurately remove the...
View ArticleShould I delete PLUGININFO::pszFunctions?
There's a discussion in the support forum about crash reports. I noted that I get crash reports randomly (and seldom) when TCC unloads my plugins. When I look at the plugins involved (back to the...
View ArticleTCC startup: /IP not honored after /K
If I start %comspec /ip plugins are not loaded. If I start %comspec /k /ip plugins are loaded. What's going on there?
View Article@XMLXPATH not working in v28
I have a sample file source.xml: XML: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Instructors> <Instructor Dept_ID="123"> <Name First="John" Last="Doe">Doe, John</Name>...
View ArticleCrash dumps
I recently noticed several TCMD crash dumps in %localappdata%\crashdumps and I don't know how to report them. There is no visible error message, just the dump file. May be occurring from a session run...
View ArticleDO statement reversed sort order seems not to work
I store backups of critical files in a given directory. Each backup produces a unique subdirectory of that directory. For a potential restore, I want to find the most recent file with a given name in...
View ArticleLEAVE in a DO /S fileset loop only leaves one subdirectory
According to the documentation, "LEAVE exits from the current DO loop and continues with the command following its ENDDO." However, these commands: Code: do file in /d"d:\" /a:-d /s "*" echo file is...
View ArticleFind the Last Modified Date/Time of a file via download link
Code: _x64: 1 _admin: 1 _elevated: 1 TCC 28.01.14 x64 Windows 10 [Version 10.0.19043.1288] Here's an alias that allows one to find the last modified date/time of a file on a website; Code:...
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tee command cancels colors
Code: [C:\batch]type foo.btm color red on bri yel echo plain echo echo to file > file echo pipe to sort | sort /o sortfile echo pipe to tee | tee teefile echo my colors were canceled [C:\batch]foo...
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