That address is not in TCC (or any of TCC's dlls). Perhaps a third-party dll being injected into TCC.
If you have multiple TCC instances running you can have multiple overlapping log entries. And logging an exception doesn't necessarily mean that TCC crashed - TCC will recover (more or less...
A TCC exception log would be meaningless; you need a TCMD log.
The address you provided is in the GUI library in the shortcut manager code, unrelated to the Command Input window. Did you customize TCMD shortcut keys?
If the crash is in TCMD, you'll get a tcmd.exception.log file, which is the only one that's going to be useful without a reproducible failcase. If the crash is in Windows, the dump file is going to be largely meaningless.
WAD. And it is docked (but not pinned).
WAD. Like the other dockable windows.
The rolling back up is WAD, the crash is not, but also not reproducible here.
The Command Input window is a Scintilla control, so it isn't affected by themes. I have added some code to build 21 to check for a dark theme, and if one is active the Command Input window colors will adjust (though probably not identical to the theme colors).
I have uploaded build 21 to the web site.
32.10.21 TCMD - added dark theme support to the Command Input window
32.10.21 FSEARCH - added support for partial filename searches
32.10.21 ZIP / UNZIP / 7ZIP / 7UNZIP - fixed sporadic problem with /U
32.10.20 Help file updates
32.0.15 TCC - The...
The help is unclear about the "filename" spec - it was intended to be a list of one or more extensions to search for, not a partial filename.
However, when looking over the code today I realized that it could be modified with a modest effort to support that as well. This will be in the next build.
The File Explorer window is drawn by Windows, not by Take Command, and TCMD has no known/documented way to force Windows to draw it in dark mode. There may be a way to do it in Windows or the registry, but I haven't been able to find it.
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