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Charles Dye replied to the thread Problems with aliases.Why would you want to change COMSPEC? It's set for you automatically. Changing it would basically mean lying to every script you run... -
rconn replied to the thread Startup Folder?.Or, you could put a "cdd c:\stuff" in your 4START file. (Probably in an IF NOT %_TRANSIENT statement so it doesn't do it on a pipe.) -
fishman@panix.com replied to the thread Startup Folder?.Thanks!! Got it!! And it works!!! Harvey -
Charles Dye replied to the thread Startup Folder?.If you're starting it via a shortcut, just edit the shortcut. Right-click, Properties, select the 'Shortcut' page, and put your desired...
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Is there any way to change the folder in which TCC starts? It generally starts in C:\4nt12, which is the folder containing the program...
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JohnQSmith replied to the thread Write command line to text file.Glad you got it working.
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AAnrDaemon replied to the thread FTYPE in TCC, less quirky than in cmd.exe.CMD has different rules for when expansion is unresolved. To remove doubt, always escape problematic characters.
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AAnrDaemon replied to the thread WHICH vs. reality?.Supposed to be so.
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Vvefatica replied to the thread How to? exclude subfolder ......If yu don't want subfolder_1\*.s but you do want subfolder_1\subfolder_2\*.s, you might use GLOBAL
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Bben replied to the thread How to? exclude subfolder ......Just exclude the directory itself: dir /b /s /[! subfolder_1] *.s
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Vvefatica replied to the thread How to? tpipe.I tried TPIPE's split for the first time. It doesn't seem to work. I, too, am getting files named 2.000, 2.001, ...
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Kachupp replied to the thread How to? tpipe.Thanks Vince. And No split doesn't work as expected. I really didn't want to install it on my wifes machine as it now has a 30 day trial... -
Has this been fixed in 27.01.22 ? wilddummy.txt has 30 lines tpipe /input=c:\wilddummy.txt /split=2,0,0,0,0,10 one would expect...
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Vvefatica replied to the thread WHICH vs. reality?.WHICH is a little different now. v:\> which @icmp @icmp is a user-defined variable function (foo) @icmp is a plugin variable...
