I really cannot remember if I got it working or not by using that option. I use a variety of environments, so I get a bit jumbled up, but I remember having TCC/LE, Console2 and CD Deluxe working together. Try it and tell me if it works please. Cheers.

Yes, I did. CD Deluxe itself has an option to reverse the history. http://www.plan10.com/cdd/#options-reference Tell me how it goes. I only have Linux to hand at the moment, where I also use CD Deluxe.

Thanks for the replies. Before I asked I had already tried similar things to what was suggested, but I did not have the ANSI Colors option selected in Option\Windows\Colors I'm now using this prompt, which is a Windows version of my bash prompt, but without git branch info...

Is it possible to have a two line prompt in TCC/LE, like in bash? I think this is desirable when in a long directory path. If not, is it possible in TCC? I saw the Help page for ANSI X3.64, which suggests it might be.

There's also UnxUtils, which I prefer over Gnu2Win ports, as they are portable single .exe files. They haven't been updated in years though. But I think I may use busybox with aliases instead now.

Thanks for your help. I apologise for forgetting to reply. I think I got frustrated with it. DIRS does sort of work, but the list is the reverse of what the _cdd.exe is expecting. The Ctrl-PgUp list does not work when TCC/LE is wrapped in Console2, which is something I don't want to stop...

But how could that be, as I used to have it working with TCC/LE? And yes, it works in CMD, and PUSHD does return the current directory in CMD (using Windows 7/Server 2008 R2).

Instead of using CD or TCC/LE's CDD, or PUSHD and POPD, I have been using CD Deluxe for a few years, and I like using it and have got very used to it. I use it on Linux and I used to use it with TCC/LE, but a few updates ago it stopped working, and I have not managed to get it working again...

Ah yes, I am still using 12.11.76, but I thought it was the latest version as I regularly check the update tab in options. I'll check out v13. Thanks.

When I use mklink to make a relative path symbolic link in TCC/LE, a symbolic link with a fully expanded absolute path is created. This does not happen in CMD. Is there a way to stop this from happening, or do I have to switch to CMD when I want to make symbolic links with relative paths...

Yes, I have a TCSTART.CMD and quite a lot of customisations in TCMD.INI, and I tried removing them, to eliminate the problem, after seeing that the script worked fine on another machine. It turns out that the same TCC/LE directory installation will work on any other machine (same OS), but not...

Output redirections from piped command don't seem to work. While in CMD the follwing works fine, but in TCC/LE it just hangs: @echo off REM Check Windows Version ver | findstr /i "5\.0\." >nul IF %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 goto ver_2000 ver | findstr /i "5\.1\." >nul IF %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 goto...

Yes, that was it. Thanks.

Thanks to both of you. I had read that page in the help, but evidently not closely enough.

Is there a dir switch combination which shows all files and directories, like ls -a in bash? dir /a:h /a:d will show both hidden and non-hidden directories at the same time, but I cannot find a way to make it show files as well. I found pdir, but I am not getting very far with it.