It turns out that the solution above does not handle oh-my-posh prompts quite right. Specifically: empty leading line(s) shall not be ignored.
The listing below contains the new version of the library function that works (more) correctly:
BuildPrompt {
:: Do not disturb
@echo off...
I have used oh-my-posh with powershell and bash for some time now and I quite like it. However, oh-my-posh did not work with TCC...
Well, it does now - mostly...
My initial inspiration came from this posting. Here I found the overall framework needed to get an oh-my-posh prompt converted to...
Hi
I have discovered this difference while running the flutter.bat file provided by Google:
REM Test if Git is available on the Host
where /q git || ECHO Error: Unable to find git in your PATH. && EXIT /B 1
In CMD, if the first command succeeds, nothing happens. If it fails, a message is...
Don't know whether this helps but...
The built-in verion of OpenSSH is:
C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH> ssh -V
OpenSSH_for_Windows_7.7p1, LibreSSL 2.6.5
The latest version of OpenSSH is:
C:\> ssh -V
OpenSSH_for_Windows_8.0p1, LibreSSL 2.6.5
It is perfectly possible to install and run this version...
Version: Take Command v25.00.27 x64
When copying text from a TCC window and inserting the text in an editor, the inserted text is always 298 characters long, no matter how much text is actually marked. The extra text is appended spaces.
I have the exact same problem with TCC V22. This is a paid-for installation. As a long-time user of 4DOS/4OS2/4NT/TCC I can confidently say that this is not how it usually works.
Please clear up this problem ASAP.
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When I open the parameters dialog (option /=) for a command that takes a file parameter and press the browse button, TCMD stops responding. I can close the dialog using the close button although I do get the standard "TCC is not responding" dialog. If I choose to close the program, the TCMD...
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When I am logged on to an ftp-site and execute this command:
dir "ftp:*.*"
This is what I get:
Directory of ftp://sitename/subdir/*.*
01-01-1601 00:00 <DIR> ??
01-01-1601 00:00 <DIR> ??
01-01-1601 00:00 0 ??
01-01-1601 00:00 0 ...
You can say that again ;)!
I expect that a keyboard shortcut operates on what I have selected, especially if it is listed in the context menu for my selection.
An alternative might be to remove the keyboard shortcut descriptions in the context menu such that you do not make a promise you cannot...
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