thanks for the info

does the copy command also copy all the ntfs data stream contained in the file?

thank for the reply --- I did not think that parser would pick up the blank before the first comma --- thanks

there a way to use @replace to replace spaces in a string with another non-blank character?

Hello — thanks for the info ---- yes that worked ---- I don’t recall reading this in any of the doc/help files — there was one point about starting tcmd.tcc is that there's was one windows bug with options/switches starting with a @ that the text would be truncated — so the fix was to start the...

thanks for the info ---- since there is one ini file does tcmd and tcc use different sections of the one ini file?

I think I am missing something here ---- I updated the take command shortcut to specify the location of the INI file to use, but using the process explorer, I see that tcmd has the full path of the ini file, but when it launches tcc there are no switches at all --- what did I miss...

I guess that tccle 14.9 for the part is dead --- what is weird about this, it is only happing on one of my computers --- I am wondering now if is a hardware issue -- in the case where tcc crashed, the drives were usb drives

thanks --- worked like a champ

Hello — this was unexpected — I just ripped cd’s to FLAC on one computer — no issue, then copied the files to a usb drive so I can move them to the computer I have my music on plugged in the USB and issue copy /g /s e:\rips j:\<target> After a few files were copy, tcc crashed and restated...

I was running a loop in a btm file to copy hundreds of files keeping track of the copy return code (%_?) --- I got a return code of 2 on a hand full of files, but it seems that the copy worked ---- as best as I can tell a return code of 2 means that there was "some other error" --- is...

Thanks -- that will work for me

Hello — Thanks for your reply. I guess setting the value via option would work, but that would change the invocation of tcc in all cases. I been trying “windows terminal” and for the color option set in “wt settings” Tcc can not issue and command to set the color, so an alternative INI file...

Hello — Thanks for the info — in my case, it seems that if “Stdcolors” is on the cmdline, ie //stdcolors= or in the inifile, then tcc will set the noted value. In my case I don’t want tcc to set any color — ideally //stdcolors=none or “default” would do what I want to happen, is for tcc not to...

umm .... it seem that when "stdcolors" is not in the ini file the numeric value is "0" but //stdcolors=0 does not set it to the default value