C:\> ver /r
TCC 11,00,32 x64 Windows 7 [Version 6,1,7600]
TCC Build 32 Windows 7 Build 7600
- Missing feature #1 (and quite annoying): if the "TCSTART / TCEXIT Path" option is not set, TCC does not run a tcstart.btm file, unless there's a matching tcstart.btm program "in the same directory as your command processor". However, on Vista / W7 it would be better to check also (or instead) at %LOCALAPPDATA%\JPSoft, I think.
- Missing feature #2: the "TCSTART / TCEXIT Path" option does not support environment var expansion. It would be natural to set it to %LOCALAPPDATA%\JPSoft, but instead of that I have to set it to "C:\Users\MyUserName\AppData\Local\JPSoft". But the whole point of the *APPDATA variables is avoiding the need to specify these things in full.
- Bug: In fact, if you *set* it to %LOCALAPPDATA%\JPSoft, you get an error on restart:
and then, if you click on "Options / Configure TCC...", TCMD crashes.
BTW, missing feature #2 and the bug also apply to the TreePath option.
TCC 11,00,32 x64 Windows 7 [Version 6,1,7600]
TCC Build 32 Windows 7 Build 7600
- Missing feature #1 (and quite annoying): if the "TCSTART / TCEXIT Path" option is not set, TCC does not run a tcstart.btm file, unless there's a matching tcstart.btm program "in the same directory as your command processor". However, on Vista / W7 it would be better to check also (or instead) at %LOCALAPPDATA%\JPSoft, I think.
- Missing feature #2: the "TCSTART / TCEXIT Path" option does not support environment var expansion. It would be natural to set it to %LOCALAPPDATA%\JPSoft, but instead of that I have to set it to "C:\Users\MyUserName\AppData\Local\JPSoft". But the whole point of the *APPDATA variables is avoiding the need to specify these things in full.
- Bug: In fact, if you *set* it to %LOCALAPPDATA%\JPSoft, you get an error on restart:
Code:
Error on line 166 of C:\Users\MyUserName\AppData\Local\JPSoft\TCMD.INI:
Invalid Path or file name for "TCStartPath"
Press any key when ready...
Error on line 173 of C:\Users\MyUserName\AppData\Local\JPSoft\TCMD.INI:
Invalid path or file name for "4StartPath"
Press any key when ready...
BTW, missing feature #2 and the bug also apply to the TreePath option.