I'm using TCC 16.03.55 on windows 7 64-bit. I've got a TCC window that is set to a screen buffer size of 512 width, and a window size of 150. That means that if the text output it wider than 150, it will still fit in the window, but some of it will be off to the right, for which I can scroll over to see it. I've also set my prompt to $[$d @ $t]:$* $P *$_-$g
I've got an alias to display file information called vdxq. It is set to pdir /a-d /(-46.46fn -17.17@VerInfo["",FileVersion] dm/d/y th:m:s 11.11@FileSize[,bc] fp). It works fine, but if it's presenting information that is wider than 150, such that the information would have to be scrolled to be seen, when its output is complete and I'm returned to the command prompt, the window is shifted by two characters, such that I don't see the '->' part of the multiline prompt. True, I can easily scroll left the two characters, and everything looks right again, but it sure would be nice if this didn't happen.
Is there something I need to set, maybe an option, or maybe something additional within my prompt string, to alleviate this issue?
I've got an alias to display file information called vdxq. It is set to pdir /a-d /(-46.46fn -17.17@VerInfo["",FileVersion] dm/d/y th:m:s 11.11@FileSize[,bc] fp). It works fine, but if it's presenting information that is wider than 150, such that the information would have to be scrolled to be seen, when its output is complete and I'm returned to the command prompt, the window is shifted by two characters, such that I don't see the '->' part of the multiline prompt. True, I can easily scroll left the two characters, and everything looks right again, but it sure would be nice if this didn't happen.
Is there something I need to set, maybe an option, or maybe something additional within my prompt string, to alleviate this issue?