I can do FFIND ... > filelist.txt then list @filelist.txt but I'd like to do this all at once, i.e. ffind /s/b/t"stuff to look for" *.py | list I've tried ffind /s/b/t"stuff to look for" *.py | list -s but that only shows the files that ffind found. Is there a way to short cut that...

I would be nearly perfectly happy if I could get TCC's style of command line filename completion working in Linux. I use 'list' and ffind a lot too. If I switch to grep/sed/awk I'll probably install bash for windows from git and abandon ffind, and less sort of works for list. Anyone have...

I'd like to upvote this! It's annoying when you copy a directory around and the date is set to the date of copy. I get that this is accurate; the directory was modified as of the date of the copy. However, I get used to using the date of a directory to see what's changed. == John ==

Cool! Wanted that for a while. Except ... I think it moved :( So checking the help file: Ok, I got a little confused, as I saw 9 tabs. Then, I realized I was in TCC, not TC. However, I was reading the help file from TCC. So, that probably needs some clarification. In any event, I was going...

Hey, sorry for the late post :) but I stumbled on this thread and thought I'd double check. Is this still a limitation in TCC? Hmm ... I just checked powershell and CMD and seems like they are still 'broken'. Darn!