- Jun
- 568
- 4
I have now discovered even more problems with TCTOOLBAR.
1. FAILURE TO WRITE OUT FILE
The command
tctoolbar /w tcmd11:tctoolbar.cfg
(using a directory alias) fails to write out the file
anywhere. Similarly,
tctoolbar /w %_cwd\tctoolbar.cfg
also fails to write out any file.
2. CATASTROPHE ON READING FILE
After writing out the file successfully with an explicit
path, I built up my courage and tried reading it in using
tctoolbar /r tctoolbar.cfg
It made a mess, creating unnamed tabs across the whole
window.
3. PROBLEM RESTORING FROM INI FILE
To clean up that mess, I selected the option to reload
the toolbars from the INI file. That worked to a degree, but
it fails to heed my altered configuration in which the
toolbars have been moved to the top lines of the window,
above the regular menu. I had to drag the toolbar back where
I want it (a position that must be remembered in the INI
file, since TCMD boots up with the toolbar at the top).
-- Jay
1. FAILURE TO WRITE OUT FILE
The command
tctoolbar /w tcmd11:tctoolbar.cfg
(using a directory alias) fails to write out the file
anywhere. Similarly,
tctoolbar /w %_cwd\tctoolbar.cfg
also fails to write out any file.
2. CATASTROPHE ON READING FILE
After writing out the file successfully with an explicit
path, I built up my courage and tried reading it in using
tctoolbar /r tctoolbar.cfg
It made a mess, creating unnamed tabs across the whole
window.
3. PROBLEM RESTORING FROM INI FILE
To clean up that mess, I selected the option to reload
the toolbars from the INI file. That worked to a degree, but
it fails to heed my altered configuration in which the
toolbars have been moved to the top lines of the window,
above the regular menu. I had to drag the toolbar back where
I want it (a position that must be remembered in the INI
file, since TCMD boots up with the toolbar at the top).
-- Jay