If you are just looking at file hard links... not worried with directory junctions and such... then findlinks can do it, so I can't image why a plugin could not. Then again if findlinks works for you no need for a plugin unless you just want a cleaner output withOUT any processing of the output...

There is a "trick' of using two semi-colons together and hitting tab/F9, and this will remove one semi-colon and then complete the first file in the directory, you can then hit tab again and get the next file, add another two semi-colons, and hit tab 3 times to get the third file, etc. Not sure...

As i stated "I went back as far as v12 and the functionality is the same..." Meaning when you put nothing after the semi-colon and hit tab... the semi-colon is removed. This is the behavior since as far back as I recall. Just fired up v9 and same thing. The advantages of using such "include...

I went back as far as v12 and the functionality is the same as it has been. As long as I include a character after the semi-colon, if there is a file that starts with that character (in your case an 'a') and I hit tab the filename is completed in the manner in which you remember. If no filename...

Thanks Rex. I'm sure the OP (rps) appreciates your speedy work as well :) . I noticed the 'CMD expanding variable before set on same cmdline' thing and meant to mention it too, but of course that's only an issue with the echo output. The real issue was with the 'set /p' part which does work as...

Confirmed here too... although it doesn't hang, but returns a double usage error message: Usage : SET [/A /D /E /O /P /R file... /RO /S /U /V /X] [name[=][value ]] Usage : SET [/A /D /E /O /P /R file... /RO /S /U /V /X] [name[=][value ]] ref Help: Definition mode: SET [/A /D /O /S...

Confirmed CMD's substrings expansion isn't working in build 53 (or 27 - had an older install on another PC). variable substitution still works. i.e. : Set ROOT_DIR=%ROOT_DIR:\=% E:Temp But of course that replaces all backslash chars with nothing. Just showing that it works. :) For now in...

Made me think of a DivX icon at first... but they look OK to me. That said we are all free to use whatever we want I guess. The icon is the least of my concern with any product. :-)

Posting to yourself eh? :D Yes I edited my post a few minutes after I submitted it and added in the ACodeZ function, as on proof reading it I realized I didn't include it originally.

This works: $DLLVersion = "1.2" ... FUNCTION ACodeZ (BYVAL pUnicodeZ AS DWORD) AS STRING LOCAL pwSt AS WORD PTR IF pUnicodeZ THEN pwSt = pUnicodeZ DO WHILE @pwSt INCR pwSt LOOP FUNCTION = ACODE$(PEEK$(pUnicodeZ, pwSt - pUnicodeZ))...

Function alias can't be Times2... I'll post working code for "Times2" in just a few minutes. Time to eat.

Sorry Joe for the delay. I've been working a lot lately and I've had very little time for much else. I was hoping the reason why I did what I did in the PowerBasic (PB) versions of my plugins would be more obvious now. It has been a while, and I am using older versions of the PB compilers...

Some of my plugins are written in PowerBasic. In fact the first plugin I wrote (resolve) was in PowerBasic. On a lunch break now, bu I'll look at your code later tonight when I have more time.

I had a similar experience. But I removed v11 and rebooted when it happened, and then reinstalled and added back to registration without issue. Similar issues has popped up with prior versions not being registered (esp frequent for me with v9) and I am able to just re-register them. At the...

Change: if "%i" eq "L" list /t":_%s" %_batchname to: if "%i" eq "L" *list /t":_%s" "%_batchname" and change: :_0 list %_batchname return to: :_0 *list "%_batchname" return