Fixed FOR command not enumerating subdirectories in v25

[Chris Wilcock]

Hello !

I've updated to Take Command v25 from v22, and the behaviour of the FOR command with the /a:d option seems to have either changed or is broken.

In v22, the following command will list the names of all of the subdirectories within the current directory:

for /a:d %a in (*.*) do echo %a

In v25, nothing is listed.

Is this an intentional change - I could not see a reference to it in the release notes for versions 23 through 25 - or is this not working as intended?

I know that I can achieve the same results with "FOR /d" but I have used "FOR /a:d" in numerous scripts, so thought I would see if this is a bug before I change anything.

Thanks in anticipation!

Chris

 

[rconn]

This was an unintended byproduct of a change made to emulate some undocumented CMD behavior. I've added a bit more code for build 15 so that it only emulates CMD if the CMD-compatibility flag is set.

 

[Chris Wilcock]

Hello Rex!

Thank you very much for this - and thanks as ever for your incredibly speedy response!

Chris

 

[Chris Wilcock]

Hello Rex!

I've downloaded Take Command v25 build 15, but the Setup executable that is served from your website is still build 14.

Chris

 

[Alpengreis]

Try to reload the site with download without cache and re-download the file (I have this too sometimes) ...

 

[Chris Wilcock]

Thanks very much, this was the problem!