http://tranz.it/load.php?id=DJtoggTUgwbqy1fp891556 xxx.p12 password: xxx It doesn't. At first I thought it has to do with the JVM, because the behavior was exposed by Ctrl-C-ing maven build processes. Only lately I was able to observe this behavior with other Ctrl-C-ed processes in a...

I think I got a reproducible scenario. It seems the whole issue is related in some way to long directory paths. Here's how to reproduce it: 1. Create the path: D:\Pedro\Buongiorno\mts-bonus-ws\com.buongiorno.ru.mts.bonus.webservices\src\main\certs 2. Put some PKCS12 file in this directory...

Yes, I am now saying that it fails in v10 (after some minor version), v11 and v12. The only consistently failing case is my working project, but it's sources are confidential, so I can't post it here. Note that running CMD.EXE in a TCC.EXE console is working correctly every time.

As mentioned in my response to nickbackm, I'm seeing the same behavior in TCC/LE 10, 11 and 12. If I run CMD.EXE inside TCC/LE, everything works fine. But with TCC alone, pressing Ctrl-C while compilation/unit-testing is running, the console window disappears.

No, if I run the command under CMD.EXE (in TakeCommand tab), there are no problems, I am returned to the command prompt as expected. However, I was able to reproduce it with (standalone) TCC.EXE v10, v11 and v12. 4NT.EXE v5 works OK.

What I am trying to explain is that I have the problem on my system with only TakeCommand LE v12. On the same system at the same time, TakeCommand LE v11 works as expected. The configuration is shared between v11 and v12. I will try to create a test case for this issue.

Apparently, it *does* have to do with TCC/TCMD. I happen to have an old 4NT 5.0, and with it, everything works just fine. I also have TC/LE 11.00.48, and it also works fine. Here's what happens with 4NT 5.00U: -------------------------------------------------------------- ...

The same behavior can be observed not only from TCMD, but also if you execute TCC.EXE as standalone process.

In the tab, it's TCC prompt running. In the prompt, I: cd project-directory mvn install Then I wait for some of the compilation or test phases (where it is sure that the JVM is running) and press Ctrl-C. Tab disappears. That's about it.

Java. It is maven build engine, invoked for a long process (runtime is couple of minutes). mvn install File -> New Tab, there's nothing special. This happened with other programs as well, not only Java, but rarely. Unfortunately I can't disclose the project. But I guess any...

I'm experiencing the same problem, described in the thread "@PERL and ^C", only it happens when running Java. If I press Ctrl-C in a console, that runs long tasks in the JVM, the TC tab just vanishes. It happens almost 100% of the time. In the rare occasions that it works as expected...