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I just discovered a problem with flow control and/or command grouping. To illustrate it, consider the following alias definition: alias zz=if not a eq a (echo one & echo two) & echo three Since the IF clause is false, I expect the command group not to run, but I expect the additional...

Yesterday I installed Take Command on a new computer. It worked fine yesterday but today it hangs after asking for the registration data. I didn't register yesterday and now I can't any more as only a an (almost) white screen is displayed and then hangs. After a while the “Application doesn't...

On my Windows 10 system, (Version 6.3.17134), using TCC v23.00.30 or v23.00.34, entering the FTYPE command causes an application crash. Neither cmd.exe or TCC LE 14.00.9 x64 have any trouble with this. But TCC, once the command is entered, after rapidly blatting out everything that the lesser...

I'm using ffind with /s to search for one file in various subdirs. If I use /s without /f, when the command completes %_ffind_files is set to 1. If I include /f, %_ffind_files is set to 0 even though there was one match. It seems this is not a recent bug. I'm seeing the same problem in TCC 13...

After installing TakeCmd v21, trying to load the 4utils64 plugin (latest version) outputs a message (from german) "the specified procedure was not found", and fails to load. No procedure name is specified with the message; however, analysing 4utils64 imports, it appears that it wants to import a...

Whenever I use the "list" command, my mouse cursor becomes extremely sluggish. Exiting the reader with ESC returns the mouse to normal. Is anybody else seeing this? I'm running Windows 10 Build 1703.

I have tried this in TCC 18, TCC/LE 13 and TCC/LE 14. FFind finds and returns the count in all three but both TCC/LE versions don't set %_ffind_files I haven't checked whether it sets %_ffind_matches or %_ffind_errors EXAMPLE: In a folder, create My_File_1.txt and My_File_2.txt FFIND...