@mdlawler if you are referring to dtype.btm, the source code for dtype.btm is here. Joe

Related: Determine if a file is on an SSD drive Joe

Yes, there is; E:\Utils>timer echo %@pid[msedge.exe,+] ^n %@fields[%@pid[msedge.exe,+]] 8668 19044 18444 19460 19588 20280 13356 13120 13204 12348 20348 21128 22368 9312 26480 25216 23504 10040 10644 15836 25184 21 ADDED: Timer 1 off: 18:31:49 Elapsed: 0:00:00.007 Joe

E:\Utils>echo %@pid[msedge.exe,+] 8668 19044 18444 19460 19588 20280 13356 13120 13204 12348 20348 21128 22368 9312 26480 25216 11480 Is there a way to count all of the pids for msedge.exe? Joe Ref: @PID TCC internal variable function

While copydir is not in your version of TCC/LE, you could download and install TCC-RT, and run the copydir command from TCC/LE, using TCC-RT. "C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCC_RT_32\tcc.exe" /Q /C copydir Usage : COPYDIR source destination Joe

Still not able to use PShell in Windows Sandbox. [C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD32]powershell -command date Saturday, April 27, 2024 9:06:49 AM [C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD32]pshell /s "date" PSHELL: The library file is missing or specified functions can't be found. [C:\Program...

Tcc.exe is the executable name for Take Command Console, and for Tiny C Compiler. Tnyc.exe differentiates between the two. I could have just used a Take Command alias instead. Joe

Indeed. TinyC is started by running tcc.exe. Which is why I have it set in App Paths as tnyc.exe E:\Utils>regdir /v /d HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\AppPaths\tnyc.exe HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\tnyc.exe : REG_SZ ...

This works; E:\Utils>echo %@if[%@exec[echo foo | findstr foo] == 0,yes,no] foo yes E:\Utils>ver TCC 32.10.21 x64 Windows 10 [Version 10.0.19045.4291] Joe

I got the same results as you in However, if I use TCC-RT; E:\Utils>tccrt ver TCC-RT 32.10.21 x64 Windows 10 [Version 10.0.19045.4291] E:\Utils>tccrt if %@exec[echo foo | findstr foo] == 0 echo yes foo yes E:\Utils>which tccrt tccrt is an alias : "C:\Program...

I have posted a suggestion for this, but until it is implemented, this is the manual method I am using. Using RegEdit, I export, to a .reg file, the contents of the key; Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\JP Software\TCEdit 32.10 Posting for my future reference, but others might also be...

Now I remember. I was using the SPFLite2 Editor. SPFLite2.exe -clip ...starts the editor with the clipboard contents. When I use the SAVE command, it automatically updates the Windows Clipboard with the changes I have made. So, Save to STDOUT in TCEdit might just be non-conforming...

I was pretty sure I used it when it was introduced. I've tried it with TCC versions 28 to 32, and no-go. I cannot remember how I did this. Hoping @rconn can advise. Joe

_x64: 1 _admin: 1 _elevated: 1 TCC 32.10.20 x64 Windows 10 [Version 10.0.19045.4291] BuildNumber Caption CSDVersion OSArchitecture Version 19045 Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 64-bit 10.0.19045 Well, I'm pretty sure that I have done this...

@vefatica said: @setlocal @echo off path /n | tcedit waitfor tcedit endlocal Ref: WAITFOR - Wait for an app to exit or wait for input idle Joe