Here's an example of a statement that I didn't want to execute because it's a backup that runs for 10 hours and so I choose to step over it and here it is executing anyways.
I added a variable to my watch list because it was one of those that won't hover and show a value which I reported elsewhere. I don't seem to have any access to the value section and even though I would have expected it to show in the Environment section it does not. My presumption is because...
I find that a lot of times I'd like to be able to go back in the command expansion and see how a particular variable got to be what it is. It would be helpful to be able to go back through the command expansion history.
I've been working with arrays lately to read lists from a file. Now I noticed that once an array has
been filled, it can no longer be deleted or read in again. That means, the commands
UNSETARRAY arFilesList or SETARRAY /F /R filename arFilesList are completely ineffective.
I wrote a little...
Hi,
It would be very nice to have the functionality of the TCC console as a IDE pane in the Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 development enviroment itself as well as the .bat file debugger capability. Has there ever been any internal discussions done at your company about intergrating TCC and its...
Day 3 of the evaluation - still debugging the debugger - and YAB !!!
I have found some problems with the IDE operation when trying to pass command line parameters to the batch file.
I can't find any doco on how to use the "Display/Modify Batch Parameters" so the following may all be a result...
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I'm new in Take Command and just evaluating the IDE with some batch files I needed to maintain. The debugging option in the IDE is excellent, but I cannot find any way to change the value of a certain variable while debugging the execution.
At first I tried to change the value in the watch...
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