Beta .42 seems to work now. Thanks :-)

Yes, same with V16 here.

I tried the whole day ... Try this: ctrl.btm containing: echo test pause echo test 2 now: bdebugger ctrl.btm and single-step until you see the press any key message. Now stop debugging within the debugger with the stop button and the click into source window and press CTRL-F for find. I...

Btw: On a fresh start of the debugger all seems fine. After some time debugging scripts (single stepping, run until breakpoint) the problem reappears.

I'm using the V17 Beta x64 on a German Win7. No plugins. The code Charles posted results in: C:\Program Files\JPSoft\TCMD17x64]echo %@convert[10,16,%@winapi[user32.dll,GetKeyboardLayout,0]] 4070807

Hi, V17 Beta: I started my batch with bdebugger, after some debugging I now get an [DC3] character within the editor window instead of a saved file by pressing CTRL-S to save. Regards Mike

Sometimes I have the same behavior here. Win7-64 SP1, German, too.

Hi Joe, thanks for you reply, but unfortunately your tip does not work. The result is the same as in my example (file not found on "G:\My") Exo

Hi, I'm trying following (example): set SPATH=G:\My Dropbox\Dropbox for /F %%I in ("%SPATH%\bootloader.img") do @echo bootloader.img %%~tI and expecting: bootloader.img 28.06.13 14:24 but I get a 'file not found' on "G:\My". How do I use spaces within a path in this context? Thanks...

Hmm, didn't know this, but I think U can't compare this (moderate) plugin with the former two. The developer states that the file extension of the logfile must be .log (?) and the plugin displays only non-unicode encodings or in unicode - only Latin symbols. Really a no go for me. So I keep my...

If U R talking about the LogViewerPro TC plugin by Alexey Torgashin: yes its a great plugin. HooWinTail has some more features like Bookmarks, tracing the Windows debug channel (I know, there are free tools for this too) and marking the last line if WinTail lost input focus, but that is not the...

HooWinTail makes reading logfiles much easier, can't go without ... http://www.hootech.com/WinTail/

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I start in [C:\Program Files\JPSoft] and my prompt is reflecting the correct directory. I did no change to the way the prompt is displayed (or the prompt variable), so it should be default.

Hi Rex, Hello Forum, If I follow the follwoing steps I (unexpectedly) change the prompt: - I'm in [C:\Program Files\JPSoft] - Call 'dir /=' - Hit [...] - Go 2 Dirs up to to c:\ and select "Program Files", hit open and then ok. - I got the dir of [C:\Program Files\], fine. - Prompt...