TCC v22 & the Windows 10 Console

[fishman@panix.com]

I received the email about the problems with ANSI and Win10 and I have a problem with it. I do not have a TCMD.ini file. I do have a 4start.cmd file from about 30 years ago. The contents are




@echo off
prompt `%@lower[%_disk]`:$g
path=%path%;c:\Program Files\GnuWin32\bin;c:\bin;c:\epsilon\bin;c:\c700\bin;c:\ztw;d:\jlblink\bltools;c:\bat;d:\nethack;c:\Borland\Bcc55;
alias /r c:\4nt6\alias1.doc
set pathext=.exe;.btm;.bat;.cmd;.vbs;.js;.ws;.rex;.rexx;.pl;.rb;.py;.tcl;.pdf

set .pdf = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat DC\Acrobat\Acrobat.exe"



rem set vcscfg=c:\bin\vcs.cfg
rem set bixprn=0
rem set bldir=d:\jlblink

Is that the equivalent of the missing TCMD.INI file?






































I received the email about problems with ANSI and Win10 and I have a problem. I do not have a TCMD.INI file. I do have a 4start.cmd file from about 30 years ago. the

 

[vefatica]

Is that the equivalent of the missing TCMD.INI file?

No ... not even close. I suspect you do have an ini file, albeit a default one, in a default place, created by TCC or TCMD. If you use the OPTION dialog and make a change, is the change in effect the next time you start TCC? The settings that you see in the OPTION dialog are kept in TCMD.INI (there's a "4NT" section in that file). Look for for the file with

FFIND /S c:\tcmd.ini

 

[fishman@panix.com]

You're right. There is one dated 2015 and it's in a directory from 4nt in 2013. Should I move the file to the current directory?

 

[vefatica]

That doesn't sound like one that TCC v22 would be using. Is it the only one you found? In TCC v 22, give the command

ECHO %_ININAME

 

[fishman@panix.com]

You are right again. I do not use the normal file structure. I run TakeCommand from a directory in root because I have been doing that since I started with 4DOS in 1987. And I only use TCC. The .Ini file is in ProgramData. Thanks.

 

[Charles Dye]

ECHO %_ININAME should give the filename of the .INI file which TCC is using. Or open the OPTION dialog, and look at the title bar.