No, the profiles are there. If you run start /profile="profilename", TCC opens using that profile in a new tab. It is the profiles menu item that doesn't work. In addition, it appears that the keyboard shortcuts Ctrl+Shift+1 through Ctrl+Shift+9 also do not work. I'm running 36.52.85.

Sorry, you seem to be right about that. I use DESCRIPT.ION files.

Thank you, Rex, for all the improvements in 36.52.81. I had quit using ConPTY sessions several builds ago because of the problems with text going under the right gutter and because I could not easily select text at the beginning of a word. Both of those problems are gone. Another annoyance...

Based on a comment in my original thread on this subject, I thought that this had been fixed, but I just tested, and it has not been fixed. If the source directory has a description, it is not copied or moved with the tree. As @vefatica pointed out, that description is stored in the parent...

Indeed. I guess I'm usually working at the bottom of the tab window. After a CLS, I can execute the command line over and over, and the output looks fine until it reaches the bottom of the screen. That looks like a bug, but it may not be something Rex can do anything about.

I basically see what Vince sees, but with one exception: The next line after foo gets the color. Any idea why that is happening?

In a ConPTY session, characters are still extending into the gutter and disappearing. It can be seen in this screenshot. The '5' is completely under the gutter, and one would have no idea that it was there.,, Here is the information about my installation. Note that I have turned off the new...

So, we're all waiting to hear: Did you find any? I tried your command, and it did not find any.

That's OK, but the fact that the documentation is erroneous is not. The help says only that it turns off the copyright notice on startup. I was working on a script that sends its output to standard-out for redirection, so I had to suppress the copyright notice. The Q option looked like just...

I see that we were doing the same next step at the same time. I agree: it is a bug in either the code or the documentation.

The help for the /Q option of TCC says: Don't display version / copyright message (registered copies only). It doesn't say anything about turning of batch echoing. I just tried launching the full TCC with the /Q option, and it does turn off batch echoing.

No. I have ensured that there are no aliases, no functions, no INI file, no TCSTART or TCEXIT. I just played around some more and discovered something significant. When I invoke TCC-RT without options, echoing works as expected. However, when I launch it with the options "/I /L /Q", echoing...

Sorry, it looked as though it was about the option settings. So what do you think is controlling whether TCC-RT respects ECHO ON and ECHO OFF? Did you try it under CMD?

Vince, I think you put your last post into the wrong thread. You sure had me confused for a while as I tried to figure out what that had to do with the ECHO state.

Interesting. Is Rex turning off the processing of the ECHO state unless one is running TCC-RT under TCC, showing that the full product has been purchased. Like Joe, I am making sure to run TCC-RT in an environment available to someone who does not own the TCC product. I want to be sure that my...