Thanks for the ideas. It's about folders in my TMP directory.
But doesn't work either
rd /s @filestodelete
With the /s option I can't use it. It works without, but the directories aren't empty. SO It seams that I need a do loop.
I am using TCC 26.02.42.
I can list all directories I want to delete with:
dir /A:d ::^[0-9a-z]{8}\.[0-9a-z]{3}$
Now I want to delete all this directories:
rd /s ::^[0-9a-z]{8}\.[0-9a-z]{3}$
I get the error that the directory name is invalid.
The following batch file fails with
TCC 26.00.31 x64 Windows 10 [Version 10.0.19041.508]
Why?
text
bla bla
endtext
:xyz
DELAY 1
goto :xyz
Output is:
D:\Dev\Root>test
text
bla bla
DELAY 1
goto :xyz
TCC: D:\Dev\Root\test.bat [7] Sprungmarke (Label) nicht gefunden "xyz"...
I have problems with a VSDevCmd.bat in my TCC 26.00.31
The following line eliminates the equal sign.
set "%__NORMALIZE_VAR%=%__NORMALIZE_VAR_CONTENT:~0,-1%"
This lines expands to something like
set LIB^__NORMALIZE_VAR_CONTENT:~0,-1
Why?
My fix is this:
set "__NORMALIZE_VAR=%1"
call set...
I get this strange text on any action when using ftp://
D:\source>copy updateD.txt ftp://anything/download.anything.de
TCC: D
D:\source\updateD.txt => ftp://anything/download.anything.de/updateD.txt
TCC: D
No definitely not.
This are the names copied:
----
handbuch_ag-vip_sql_administrator.pdf
handbuch_ag-vip_sql_anwender.pdf
handbuch_ag-vip_sql_crm-option.pdf
handbuch_ag-vip_sql_installation.pdf
handbuch_ag-vip_sql_makroprogrammierung.pdf
handbuch_ag-vip_sql_overdial-service.pdf...
I have a BTM file. I enabled an echo, so the output shows the complete execution.
I use the lates version 26.00.31 x64. I saw this error also in version 22 before... I can see this since years now I ask.
For each file I see a strange warning with a one letter text. Seams that there is a problem...
What version are you using.
My file files.lst contains filename swith the extension .cpp.
D:\Dev\Root\Common>type files.lst
D:\Dev\Root\Common\BEx.cpp
D:\Dev\Root\Common\BCtrlEx.cpp
D:\Dev\Root\Common\BHeaderCtrlEx.cpp
...
D:\Dev\Root\Common>ffind /tcpp @files.lst
0 Zeilen in 0 Dateien...
I use TCC 22.00.40 x64 Windows 10 [Version 10.0.17134]
I have a file list created with
ffind /n /tsomething *.txt > files.lst
Now I want to use this list to search again for another content
ffind /tsomethingelse @files.lst
The documentation tells me that this should work, but even if...
I like the directory history much.
But it would be very powerful if the search doesn't search the path only from the start.
So if I type xyz in the search window nothing is found.
If I type xyz it found be nice if any path is shown that contains xyz.
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