- Nov
- 8
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Hi Folks,
I'm running one
START /TABNA after another in a batch script in order to setup my preferred development environment (which is take command of course!)
I'm using TakeCommand V15 64 bit but I tested this under several versions - it seems to have the same issue.
It looks like this:
REM File: SETDEV.BTM
start "build client" /tabna tcc /c "buildjs" watch
start "build node" /tabna tcc /c "buildnode" watch
start "test client" /tabna tcc /c "testjs"
REM start "test node" /tabna tcc /c "testnode"
start "test lib" /tabna tcc /c "testlib"
start "fossil" /tabna "fossil" ui --port 8967
buildjs, buildnode, testjs, testnode are all batch files that run NodeJS commands. NodeJS is a Javascript interpreter based on Chrome's V8 engine.
When I run this simple batch script, I get a bunch of "broken" tabs. That is, they show all white windows and each has a tab name that is missing -- except for the fossil one at the end which always works well (and isn't a batch file.)
To fix, I tried inserting delay commands between each start. This had no effect.
Now, when I run the same script under ConEmu it works fine (from that perspective but ConEmu has other issues).
Any ideas?
Ron
I'm running one
START /TABNA after another in a batch script in order to setup my preferred development environment (which is take command of course!)
I'm using TakeCommand V15 64 bit but I tested this under several versions - it seems to have the same issue.
It looks like this:
REM File: SETDEV.BTM
start "build client" /tabna tcc /c "buildjs" watch
start "build node" /tabna tcc /c "buildnode" watch
start "test client" /tabna tcc /c "testjs"
REM start "test node" /tabna tcc /c "testnode"
start "test lib" /tabna tcc /c "testlib"
start "fossil" /tabna "fossil" ui --port 8967
buildjs, buildnode, testjs, testnode are all batch files that run NodeJS commands. NodeJS is a Javascript interpreter based on Chrome's V8 engine.
When I run this simple batch script, I get a bunch of "broken" tabs. That is, they show all white windows and each has a tab name that is missing -- except for the fossil one at the end which always works well (and isn't a batch file.)
To fix, I tried inserting delay commands between each start. This had no effect.
Now, when I run the same script under ConEmu it works fine (from that perspective but ConEmu has other issues).
Any ideas?
Ron