Thanks Charles, I'll give that a try!

true that's what SHORTCUT is doing, so is there a way around it, or can SHORTCUT allow this in the future?

I'm trying to create a shortcut with an environment variable in the path of the target. [C:\Temp]shortcut "%%tools%%\apps\tcmd\tcc.exe" "" "" "Take Command Console" "Take Command Console.lnk" 1 "%tools%\apps\tcmd\tcc.exe" 0 But this results in a shortcut with the target...

Found the issue. In my tcstart.btm I had a line like this to add some extensions to the executable paths: set pathext=%pathext%,.py,.rb Worked fine in TC, but when dropping to cmd.exe from TC, cmd.exe got overwhelmed. Removing the %pathext% fixed the issue. Thanks to everyone for quick and...

I'm using take command's silent install, but it's launching this url at the end. How do I prevent this? http://jpsoft.com/on-install-take-command.html tcmd_x64.exe /passive tcmd_x64.exe /qn

Seen this before? Could there be some setting I have wrong in TCC? Hoping it's not a bug. 1. Run tcc 2. From prompt run cmd 3. Try to run a program found in directory or path without specifying file extension Expected: runs Actual: error msg This is breaking running other 3rd party batch...

Almost there... How can I pass this strange line in a variable (a) to another command without the %is% expanding? And yes, the @iniread works fine, was just an example of getting a line with special characters, I'm also using @fileread, @line, and @xmlxpath. The echo is to be able to see...

I have a .ini file with a value like this: this %is% || a `parameter` %+ another %= && another 'abc'; I'm reading the line @iniread. How can I set this verbatim to an environment variable, then echo that environment variable value, then pass it as a parameter to another program? (without...

Thanks for the workaround Charles. It would be nice of course to use the @iniread function, but that unblocks me.

Here's what I do: Create a little runtcc.bat that looks something like this: if exist c:\changedir.bat del c:\changedir.bat c:\tools\tcmd\tcc.exe /c %1 %2 %3 %4 if exist c:\changedir.bat call c:\changedir.bat Then when in TCC, for the directory you want to 'exit TCC from', put a line like...

I'm trying to read a git config file which has a section [remote "origin"] w @iniread without success. I may just be doing something wrong. p.s. attached is the file, I've tried escaping the " a few ways, TCC 15.00.27

Is there a way to suppress fatal errors like this?

doc bug?

Just wanted to say, the new everything command integration with Everything is fantastic! Such an awesome extra tool and loving it integrated with TCC. thanks :)

p.s. I realize this is a WinSocks error message, but the idea of @ping -2 response is an address is unreachable, so there should be away to prevent the system exception from bubbling up.