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    FormCast v1.0 – GUI Framework for TCC v36 .NET Plugins

    Thanks, Michael, for the additional testing. Next issue fixed. Version 1.1.2 released. I also added a common URL that doesn't require navigating to a release folder. https://github.com/Tim-Butterfield/FormCast/releases/latest/download/FormCast.zip
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    FormCast v1.0 – GUI Framework for TCC v36 .NET Plugins

    Thanks for the bug reports (GitHub issues #1–#4) — v1.1.1 is up with fixes for all of them. Template loading (issue #1): In addition to the BTM-side @truename fix in v1.1.0, the plugin now normalizes all file paths internally via Path.GetFullPath() before calling .NET file APIs. This covers...
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    FormCast v1.0 – GUI Framework for TCC v36 .NET Plugins

    Hi @MGibs. I missed those. I'll take a look now.
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    FormCast v1.0 – GUI Framework for TCC v36 .NET Plugins

    Thanks for the bug reports — v1.1.0 is up with fixes for both issues. Unload closing your TCC session: formcast-check.btm was checking if Explorer was the parent process, which is true for any TCC window launched from the Start Menu or a shortcut. It now checks %_transient instead, so only...
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    FormCast v1.0 – GUI Framework for TCC v36 .NET Plugins

    Thanks, Joe. I was trying to balance the different ways of starting TCC. I usually start my TCC sessions under TCMD except for one elevated session at work. But, I wanted to also be able to double-click the .btm in Windows Explorer to launch. And, I also wanted to be able to launch a...
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    FormCast v1.0 – GUI Framework for TCC v36 .NET Plugins

    Hi all, With the release of TCC v36 and .NET plugin support, I wanted to share something I’ve been working on. FormCast is a .NET plugin that allows BTM batch scripts to create and interact with native Windows GUI forms. The idea is to add a structured UI layer on top of TCC scripts so they...
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    TCMD 36.00.34 UI not starting on Win 11 ARM

    I'm willing to test whatever is needed especially as VM snapshots allow for rollbacks. I ran this command: start /wait %@truename[TCMD.exe] /N /NT /... Here is the Event Viewer log entry: Log Name: Application Source: Application Error Date: 4/22/2026 7:49:52 PM Event ID...
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    TCMD 36.00.34 UI not starting on Win 11 ARM

    I have two Windows 11 Pro VMs running under Parallels on my MacBook Pro. In one VM, ver 36 starts and runs TCMD as expected. In the second VM, it does not. All Windows updates are current in both VMs. In the second VM, TCMD installed without any issues. TCC starts as expected. It is only...
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    .NET Plugins in TCC v36 - Looking for .NET Developers

    C# is my day job. So, I could give something a try.
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    Bug TMCD crash

    There is no exception log. I'll email the latest .dmp file.
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    Bug TMCD crash

    I mentioned this in another thread, but it may need separate tracking. v35.00.21 x64 on Windows 11 (Version 10.0.22631.5768) It has happened five times since the end of July (going by the .dmp files), the most recent being yesterday. TCMD crashes leaving all of the TCC tabs as separate...
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    How do I prevent accidentally detaching all tabs into separate windows

    Rex, I have a similar situation with v35.00.21. In my case, TCMD crashes leaving all of the TCC tabs as separate windows. I need to relaunch TCMD and reattach the tabs. In my case, on Windows 11 Enterprise, it writes a file like tcmd.exe.12496.dmp to the AppData\Local\CrashDumps folder. Let...
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    WAD Blank line in multi-line alias in file changes internal variables

    You're correct. I see that now also. So, not a bug after all. Thanks.
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    WAD Blank line in multi-line alias in file changes internal variables

    In my original, I was using the ampersands for command separation of a more complex alias with iff blocks, etc.
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    WAD Blank line in multi-line alias in file changes internal variables

    See capture for actual file contents. I'm not sure it should be okay for any external file, alias or otherwise, to change the value of an internal variable like _cmdspec.
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