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SignUp Now!Just as he says!Steps:
- Start TCMD
- Launch IDE (e.g. IDE myfile.btm)
- In IDE, press F1 (opens help)
- Click on TCMD
- Press the close button
- BOOM...
TCC 15.01.42
Module=C:\Windows\system32\KERNELBASE.dll
Address=7523D36F
Exception=E06D7363
EAX=0A01F7C4 EBX=609B9EA4 ECX=00000003 EDX=00000000
ESI=037F54E8 EDI=00000000 EBP=0A01F814 ESP=0A01F7C4
CS=0000001B DS=00000023 ES=00000023 SS=00000023
Flags=00000212
Stack:
1 : KERNELBASE.dll 0001:0000c36f
2 : MSVCR110.dll 0001:00018863
3 : mfc110u.dll 0001:00206375
4 : mfc110u.dll 0001:0008a0f0
5 : mfc110u.dll 0001:0015d9ad
6 : mfc110u.dll 0001:0016c3df
7 : mfc110u.dll 0001:0016c4d7
8 : mfc110u.dll 0001:0015d91d
Steps:
NOTE: running Windows 7 & 8 x64 on both
- Start TCMD
- Launch IDE (e.g. IDE myfile.btm)
- In IDE, press F1 (opens help)
- Click on TCMD
- Press the close button
- BOOM...
Another oddity ... if I issue "IDE" and then (in IDE) press F1, I get the "Overview" page of the help. If I issue "IDE existing.BTM" and press F1 (in IDE) I get (in the help) "This program cannto display the web page". Ditto for the BDEBUGGER command. If the specified file does not exist (IDE or BDEBUGGER) F1 opens the "Overview" page.
WAD -- F1 in the debugger displays help for the command on the current line. If there isn't anything (blank line or empty file) it will display the overview. If you have an unknown command (i.e., something not in the help file), it displays "cannot display the web page".
I don't think it's that simple. Rex said it looked for help on the first line no doubt because the first line is the current line when you first start IDE. It's good that F1 give help for the current line. In my test, the first line of the file was a ":: comment" line. Even if it ignored the "::" it wouldn't have found anything "help-worthy".Couldn't you could add a redirect for IDE, as MKDIR redirects to MD, or ERASE to DEL?
I don't think it's that simple. Rex said it looked for help on the first line no doubt because the first line is the current line when you first start IDE. It's good that F1 give help for the current line. In my test, the first line of the file was a ":: comment" line. Even if it ignored the "::" it wouldn't have found anything "help-worthy".