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cdd /T . hangs tcc.exe

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I have an alias that concatenates three commands. Using the alias was hanging tcc.exe when trying to change to "My Documents".
I have isolated the problem to "*cdd /T .".
[C:\Users]
>ver
TCC 11.00.50 x64 Windows 7 [Version 6.1.7600]
[C:\Users]
>*cdd Charles\
[C:\Users\Charles]
>*pushd
[C:\Users\Charles]
>*cdd "My Documents"\
[C:\Users\Charles\My Documents]
>*cdd /T .

The last command produces a "Location is not available" dialog. Clicking "OK" hangs tcc.exe.
 
cdd /T . hangs tcc.exe

I don't seem to have the problem you describe.

TCC 11.00.50 Windows Vista [Version 6.0.6002]
TCC Build 50 Windows Vista Build 6002 Service Pack 2


On Sun, Jun 27, 2010 at 6:32 AM, ccb <> wrote:


> I have an alias that concatenates three commands. Using the alias was
> hanging tcc.exe when trying to change to "My Documents".
> I have isolated the problem to "*cdd /T .".
> [C:\Users]
> >ver
> TCC 11.00.50 x64 Windows 7 [Version 6.1.7600]
> [C:\Users]
> >*cdd Charles\
> [C:\Users\Charles]
> >*pushd
> [C:\Users\Charles]
> >*cdd "My Documents"\
> [C:\Users\Charles\My Documents]
> >*cdd /T .
>
> The last command produces a "Location is not available" dialog. Clicking
> "OK" hangs tcc.exe.
>
>
>
>
>



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I have an alias that concatenates three commands. Using the alias was hanging tcc.exe when trying to change to "My Documents".
I have isolated the problem to "*cdd /T .".
[C:\Users]
>ver
TCC 11.00.50 x64 Windows 7 [Version 6.1.7600]
[C:\Users]
>*cdd Charles\
[C:\Users\Charles]
>*pushd
[C:\Users\Charles]
>*cdd "My Documents"\
[C:\Users\Charles\My Documents]
>*cdd /T .

The last command produces a "Location is not available" dialog. Clicking "OK" hangs tcc.exe.

Not reproducible here. I presume (though you didn't say) that you're running this in a Take Command tab window?

BTW, the "My Documents" directory doesn't exist in Win7; it's a junction to the "Documents" directory.
 

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