Yes it does; thanks for the hint. I still have 11.0; maybe it's time to update. This seems to have the same effect as "cd ." (conceptually cleaner but more verbose :) ). However, in TCEXIT, it doesn't put the current directory in the history when you go to it.

Good idea! I added aliases similar to cd=*cd %$ & *cd .for cd, cdd, pushd. Thanks!

After I've now history in general working (with the kind help of Steve Fabian and David Marcus), there's one last nit with the dirhistory: it doesn't store the current directory, so when closing a shell, the last directory visited is not in the history. Is there a way to store the a directory...

Thanks a lot, I think I have it figured out now. In the options dialog, I removed the definitions for a history and a dirhistory file. This disables the automatic loading of these -- which were saved with duplicates, differently from what shralias saves. I now "manually" load the shralias *.sav...

Thanks, that sounds helpful. I just have a few questions about how this works... The doc says ("Local and Global History Lists"): "SHRALIAS retains the lists in memory, but cannot preserve it when Windows itself is shut down or the user logs out. To save your histories for the next restart of...

There seem to be a few different issues involved. I'm trying here to make sense of them... Please correct me where I'm wrong. In my 4NT setup, I used this in the startup script of the primary shell: history /r C:\cmd\4NT\history.log dirhistory /r C:\cmd\4NT\dirhistory.log And this in the exit...

Hello, I'm using TCC LE 11.0. I have usually a window open where I run manually commands. Sometimes I run manually commands in a second window, or I run a batch script that runs in a different window/process. None of the local history checkboxes is checked. It seems that whenever another TCC...